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... assurances of Mr BEtaHT that everything is arranged. The Whigs hate the Radicals—they grudge them place, and would never give them power. Thus there are once two sources of difficulty. The Whigs are indignaut Lord Haetinqton being over in favour of MrGoscaEH ...
... compared with £7,500,226 in the corresponding period of the preceding year, and with £5,806,522 in the year 1863. —Northern Whig. ...
... Woo'.well (th «10. Portsmouth 7th do. oonlh. do. Dublin, 9th do. Shorncliffe. I ...
... Hiclend fling,** Or whistle any thing, Says the Shan van Vocht. You may wssb *‘ nigger” whits, Say* the Shan van Vocht, Set Whig sad Tory right Ssysthe Shan vsn Vocht; But one thing you’ll not do, That is, get from Parley voo” bird that thither flew ...
... CONTEMPOUANEOUS PRESS. {from the Morninff Herald. ) The ingratitude *•» the Whigs is proverbial. As party they »v ...
... their political extinction, or at least merger. It is assumed that these gentlemen, when they happen to be the Whig persuasion, will swallow the Whig measure in all its particulars, except those which involve personal inconvenience, but that their gorge would ...
... numerous array of independent representatives, including some public men of great ability and experience, not allied to either Whig or Tory, but bound the strongest ties of interest ana honour to the service their country. These men have voluntarily put forward ...
... not consent to merged in the averago conventionalism of a Whig Ministry. will absorb Russell rather than lot Russell absorb Bright. other words, if joined the Ministry the Ministry would cease Whig, and learn to become Brightite. Such a phenomenon would ...
... services, he had deliberately made up his mind to follow an Irish policy very different from the coquetting imbecility of the Whigs. The task which he would gladly have commenced may yet be successfully undertaken his most distinguished pupil; but the one ...
... has different times found favour with men very various political aiid moral views; Mr. Pitt and Lord Castloreagh ;by eminent whig statesmen ; by men whoregiird moral and political agencies chiefly as a means political rule, and by thinkers who, like the ...
... enjoy it but we do not think it might to done the manner proposed bv Mr. Bright, or that which indi atel in the policy of the Whigs. Earl UusseU has already shown an utter inability to appr head the principles of the British Constitution. The Heform 811 of ...
... The dock company were protected to some extent- 2_ THE WHIGS OFAULD LANG SANE. (the and tub new peeks.) Should suppotter* forgot And never brought to mind Should auld Whigs remembered not Bv Whigs of auld long syne f , For anld long eyne, my friends, For ...