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... at Nottingham Tuesday night, made a speech, in which he tells what tninks of the new Ministry. 44 The old dishes of the old Whigs, he said, 44 get served up whenever Liberal ministry comes itr; but there are not many after all ; and you must remember this ...
... fortifications? To Whig Government. Does Col. Gray approve of that expenditure If so. why does not defend it, instead of trying to throw rbe onus of it upon a Government? If Col. Gray disapproved of those fortifications * planned Whig Government,’ why did ...
... because under Lord Russell it had pretty nearly gone altogether. The sympathy and confidence of foreign nations forfeited the Whigs have been regained the present Ministry- As the Abyssinian war, —when we remember that it was the result of legacy of insult ...
... insult Eoa could offer Christian gentleman would to style im Right Honourable, or to suspect him being capable of joining Whig Minkitry. 1 feel deeply proud that my Remonstrance acted in neighbourhood, and far away, branding iron upon political subject ...
... fereat regret at the signal defeat of the' Marquis of Harrington. He represented not only the hereditary influence of the great Whig family'of the Cavendishes, bat also their 4. votion to Liberal prmciplea. .The Timet considers that the contest has been invested ...
... favourably contrast* tbe appointment Mr. Disraeli has made with the spirit of jealousy and exclusion which has usually marked Whig administration. ABYSSINIA. The IHmft special correspondent with the Abyssinian expedition telegraphs, February 12th, that King ...
... Dissenter, being Liberationist, is yet too Christian, too Protestant, too honest, not to expose Mr. Gladstone and the policy of the Whig party when sees so clearly that they are selling Ireland «o Rome. Says Mr. Grant-” For ray part, I think it a great mistake ...
... support candidates who will in ir|*.wcr to suppoit Revolutionary instead Reform principles. am, bit, yours obediently. Scotch Whig Bolton. Nov. sth, 18CS. ...
... glean positive instructions that k to be need to indaoe any of haada to to their own opinions.—I am, Sir, years re- Will i WHIGS vans To the Editor of the Bolton Mooring Mom. Bm, —Being one of thoee wbem the Cbronkk daeignated the ••mob outside—a Tory ...
... Journal. Dublin; Mr. Jsffray, Duffy Post; Birmingham; Mr. | Frederick C ifford, shejfield Tetegraph Mr. F. D. FinUy, Sorthem Whig, Belf.ist; Mr. George Harper, Ruddersfi ...
... and the world has not stood still because the Liberals are Opposition. Of course this will never do. The right divine the Whigs to hold office must be protected at all bayards. That they have not any settled course of policy is advantage rather than a ...
... has commanded the respect even those who have differed from bis political views. Mr. Johnson began hit political oaroer as Whig, but has for some time past acted with the D' lnooratio party, although in no sense partisan. In 1866 Senator Johnson voted ...