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... THE WHIG VIEW OF THE BALLOT. f Frrrm the Edinburgh Rrrieir. ) The idoption of secrecy into our elections would rev of the principle which has hitherto been with the subject of much national pride. It is contrary to our national habits to do in secret ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE EASTERN QUESTION. The current number of the Edinburgh R view contains an article on Turkey and Russia, which la well worth perusal, not only for its intrinsic merits, but statement of tbe views held by the important aaction of the ...
... A Lanp MovemMsent.—The Northern Whig announces that “A new land movement has un in Fermanagh, where Mr. J. G. V. Porter, of Belleisle, has de- vised a form of lease to be known a3 the Lisbeilan Leases, which will be title-deeda securing to his tenants ...
... fell. It all because in the Whig party lies the centre of gravity of Liberal politics England, became Mr. Gladstone had swerved from that party towards the Manchester school, and because the bulk of the nation, being still Whig, therefore rejected him. ...
... Melbourne, a very pronounced Whig, was then in office. Tl;e Whig Prime Minister thought so highly of Sir Henry's abilities that he appointed him in August, 1841, attache at St. Petersburg. Lord John Russell, another Whig, who took office July 6th, 18tf> ...
... Lords c jntaiHs five dukes the United Kingdom, two of Tory, a id three of Whig creation. One tha Tory dukedoms, h >wever, is that of Wellington, in no sense party creation. Tbe Whig appetite for strawberry leaves is, theretore, to the Tory in the ratio of ...
... ar Sach + very to attempt them would have been fo’ yea position of the Whigs daring a large portion of th pro term of power, and of the Torles during a gr uring ot tb elrs, The Whigs during the first half of the you. teenth cent had one object of paramount ...
... Hay. Thus what with the known increase of the Conservative strength and the lukewarmness of tbe more moderate Liberals and Whigs, Mr. Gladstone bids fair to find himself left very much out in the cold. This contingency being naturally unacceptable to the ...
... estimate Many of his acts appear indefensibly tyrannical. but we mnst remember it was* age of violent measures the influence the Whigs, even in their minority, was overwhelming, being a? they were the founders the reigning dynasty, and their opposition was ...
... anticlpate Whigs & uss of the Radicals to sarv own urpores, Wik them they worked to cculjarly their own, snd all the recomponse made fc sri vVicegamounted wordeand a vory coldsh The Radicals bore this for a while, and then lost pa The Whigs, on th's, began ...
... s the House a-rs Mr. Butt's, and r,3 nobis rcarquLs's letter impi : iaagices cer'ain degr of iaattori oa Major she leader Whigs, he considers jost well advise the noble marquis anstain ia future from trespassing or. ti.e nndoubted rights and privileges ...