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... exi*enseof Whig editors, and is vary pert withal, but buoyantly hope ful of glorious future for Whiggism because the Whigs have had a glorious political past.” the glorious future, that be, for our country t# consist ©f fusion between the Whigs and the Lil»eral ...
... Ufe for the Whig majority the House, both of tlie Kaiiicala and the Tone*. The tnck has unfortunately succeeded so far are concerned. Uur electi.»u machinery was scarcely completed alien the battle was over. For the moment M Laren and the Whigs are supreme ...
... coestitutiooal hen been iatrodnood, and Whig oligarchy which has long boon predominant baa bean overthrown. Vo party baa sxacoaaad more inflaaaea ever tha politic* of the country for a long period than thia asms Whig party, hot the heck bona of Ha power ...
... at same time there is something like precedent for the prepared action of the European power*. It may be remembered that the Whig Government, influenced by Lord Palmerston, did interfere to check the atrocities of tbs old Carlist war, and at later period ...
... and Kinr as being opposed Mr Haig of BlairbilL The Kiuroee lairds and the hill foot-weavers have long ruled high iu the. Whig interest, and the bouse of Blairadam has been for so long a period at the helm of aSkirs, that it will be no eas/ taak for ...
... character of those membere of Parliament who must still lie roughly classed Liberals. The Home Uulor is suliAtitute 1 for the Whig or the ordinary reformer. Two conspicuous instances this are furnished yesterday's elections. Lord Otho Fitzgerald has lost ...
... and bonce our bib ire hitherto. We hope more decided policy wi t now mark our course. Since tbo elections decided that the Whig Cabinet was to supplanted by Conservative one, speculation has concentrated itself trying discover what the policy of the new ...
... sstnde a pole and hmrtml him on thnr shoulders, and earned him through the streets, followed by an admiring crowd—.VorfActs Whig. Bottna Extlosio*.—On Wednesday moraine, the boiler of horse-power engine exploded in the works Thomas Hall * Co., sawyers ...
... more excellent way. Is this bill introduced bona Ude measure, or merely f ...
... property. but wretches hired tlms# to whom Excise I* paid.” Johnson was a staunch Tory, and hated, course, Walpole and the Whig Excise Act. Tljere was some thought bringing action against him for that deflinlloo; but was deemed more prudent to let the ...
... which s.-nt it off the b«rr*4 support*, with gtassos. jug*, ic, all jumbled ne'W.bke the Douglas lard.r. At this stage our Whig fn.Tsd, who was scmlk) all right. baw|.*l-sit •• Ihdn't I tell these Derhyifcs wouldn’t *»aad long. F-wtunalefr A was only ...
... feeliog onlr pieaauro-and you have The Tome the, will gape mil .lower, idea of the secondf tall. There were so many peo- The Whigs lament their want of power, pie that the most beautiful were as a While tabonr the boar, river. de Serigue calkyl the hour ...