... Just Published, Price 1 RIMES THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S J REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE N EXT GENERAL ELECTION. IHOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True Law of Population, Financial Histoiy of England, Political Life of Sir Robert Peel ...

... Liberal Intelligence.—The Whig member for Berwick—Mr. D. C. Marjoribanks his address to his constituents, says, I have given a steady, though independent support to Lord Palmerston throughout the longest Parliament on record for the last two centuries ...

... Just Published, Price Eightcenpence CRIMES OF THE WHIGS ; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By 'IHOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True Law of Population, Financial History of England, Political Life ...

... Just Published, Price Eighteenpence CRIMES OF THE- WHIGS; or, RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True Law Population, 44 Financial History of England, 'Political Life of ...

... for the man who says what he thinks, instead of splitting for the Whigs who sneak to the Conservatives privately, and fawn on the Radicals publicly ; all things to all men, if only the Whigs may be allowed to drive the State coach with Radical footmen and ...

... their absence, or, as usual, obaequeous to the Whigs when a joint-Whig and Radical manoeuvre had to be performed. There must be something to account for this sudden desire to appeal to the country. The Whigs are not usually frantically eager to meet their ...

... Commons will not let tnis great injustice be done. Of course, measure of Whig Reform could be complete without the creation of more Whig patronage, more Whig centralization, and more Whig bungling of accounts. Accordingly, all this is to be done by the bill ...

... favour of the Whigs, matter what may be the merit 3 of the particular question at issue. He seems to have but one idea ; aud that is that whatever done by the Whigs is right, and that everything else must be subservient to keeping the Whigs in office. In ...

... places they aspire to represent, far as are at present known. never sriw a more one-sided and unfair production in even a Whig newspaper. As a sample of the bungling displayed iu manufacturing this list, told that in Berkshire the candidates are Messrs ...

... utterly that the Whig party are more Liberal than the Conservative party. (Cheers.) 1 am satisfied in my own mind that the cause of progress will advance much more rapidly with the Conservatives than with the Whigs. (Applause.) The Whigs have been in office ...

... Farrer's retirement was announced, and the intention, even at that early period, was to absorb both seats. No doubt, the Whigs were encouraged to this aggression by their success in North Durham last July—a success of which many of them have already ...

... only an attempt to increase the Beaumont influence Parliament, with the view of obtaining from the subservient and pliable Whigs the peerage' which has been so long coveted. The Beaumonts, however, have assuredly trodden upon dangerous ground in attempting ...