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... who array them have objects to promote, We make no charge; but we purposes to auswer. are free to confess that we look upon Whig revenue and political returns with strong suspicion—especially | on the eve of a session of Parliament in which, to bolster ...
... Reformers, your projects pursue, And this noble keep ever in view ; Let but Numbers and Nuise the ascendancy gain, And then foth Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain, Will he Down, down, —ail of you down ! (Blackwood ¢ January, 1866, ) OPEN COURSING MEELING ...
... own appointment to the chief scat at the Treasury-board he has given His amall proof of the dexterity ascribed to him. strong Whig leanings overcome his prudence He shows a disposition to carry all the offices in his gift in his coat pocke' Up to this moment ...
... the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, I think we are likely to see an entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country. (Cheers.) But, sir, whether the Whigs, whether this government are equal to the time ...
... he thought they might carry such a bill; but he advised them against the timid policy of the prophesying Brahmins of the Whig party. Two things, however, rather shook his confidence : the deplorable feebleness exhibited with reference to the Jamaica ...
... MILITARY MOVEME Thursday last a regi- clown, too, is never lost for a joke, The confinement of cattle to their own f fate of the Whigs ex Se. Not the least part of the evening's ude so would fall and extinction would be the ws nent of infantry. 1.200 strong ...
... ESTER TRADE, & —Our market. usaffitted by eats, dull mod is all des pastansts. LIVERPOOL COTTON, Jas. 6.—Tbers has • steadier Whig taday, shins soar what (be desire al holders to stocks freely. awl asp be valid the as at tie of ...
... late Lord Carlisle, and perhaps none whom all parties could so readily agree to commemorate worthily. He was a member of the Whig Government during the fierce faction fights of 1840 and 1841, when animosity was esteemed patriotism, and personality eloquence; ...
... take up arms and defend themselves from some one or somebody that ivas to come from somewhere, and attack some V all parties-Whigs, Tories, and everybody but himself- a lauglri-lmd. been tirrinr- the working classes put get rifl2 and go ami become soldiers ...
... , which might lead to an explosion. We don't believe report. THE Ow HATRI-STOCLUCT.-It ijrumourel that some of the great Whigs are opposed to the prospect of a new Reform Bill. It is mysteriously hinted that a Northern Duke and a Yorkshire Earl are ...
... full Cabinet Minister. • chewing that Lord Ilussell is at last convinced the necessity of admitting new blood into the great Whig club which now assembles at Downing-street. • Mr. Geschen's success is especially remarkable on account of his rrevious career ...
... the working men of this city have entered. Taking the cue given by Mr Bright, the Radicals have compromised in order to win Whig support; and we hope this concession of principle may be followed by something good, if not very great. The tone of Wedneeday's ...