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... dislike the Whigs. _ T! are cowards as a party, and their code of nity is the list of combinations which make majorities a ad retain power. Would like to punish them, bot not through the hearts of the working meh of England. Strike the Whigs by all means ...
... to * drag the Whigs of England down to the Birming~ “ham lével.” “His chief crime, it is manifest, lies in the fact that he appreciates the noble aims of the Eng- lish tribune, and is able to frée himself from the tram of official and Whig traditions to ...
... Ba « His; law. must {: its course. Preparations are ete ys that fee thé exectition, which is take place on ther a. —Northern Whig. Staten ‘in Southern Crees announces a-strike in Limerick :—We regret to to announce that thé ‘tailors employed in the of Messrs ...
... IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS. FOR'VNIGHTLY AUCTIONS OF CATTLE AND IN CORR. Whig CORE FARMING REPOSITORY has be.an established for the Sale by Auction of Fat awl Store Cattle, Dairy Cows and Heifers, Young; Stock. Breeding, Fat and Store Sheep, Lambe, Piga ...
... about to rouse the country on the question. In a leader on the same topic the Northern Whig looks on Mr. Gladstone os the coming man,” and declares that the old Whigs must either work with him or under him :—“ Mr. Gladstone is gaining a position the country ...
... succes- eively placed in the same prominent position, theJLord Eectorehip of Edinburgh University, has suggested to the Northern Whig a contrast between Mr. Carlyle and Mr. Gladstone, already pointedly enough contrasted their different careers life, and their ...
... there is probably more of; tenth than, he would care to have fully understood, As he is not,a real Liberal—as he is “only a Whig— the fair assumption is that the principle of Reform is a8 nnweleome:to his mind, those of the party to whom ‘he really belongs; ...
... town, yesterday evening. peelleemme we I *facers of HM.' s iron clad ildip Adam. Is at present stationed in the harbour. The Whig was of. very high order, and would de be experienced Umbria&' verse pima wars with 6, =Ma tie p. 1 ...
... grout body of his fellow countrymen. eould not that bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there not be much danger in bill brought in by member of the House of Bedford, sod supported the Gavendishee the ...
... The Whigs have held the reins of Government, with the exception of one or two very brief intervals, for thirty-six years—more than the space usually assigned fora generation. The Fenians of to-day have been born, educated, and trained under Whig Governments ...
... dislike the Whigs. They are cowards sa a party, and their code of equity tithe list of combinations which make majorities and retain power. I would like to punish them, but not through the hearts of the working men of England. Strike the Whigs by all means ...
... their own affords ample ground for full feith that they will heartily and loyally give us all the help in their power, The Whig party can deceive no man who does not choose to be deceived. In a close and unbroken co-operation with the voluntariea stands ...