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... WHIGS. The tactics of the Whig press, in the mischievous misrepresentation, ever since the Derby Government came into power, arc worthy consideration, if it he only to see how far into the mire of inconsistency their lolly will lead them in endeavour ...
... THE WHIGS. extract the following from excellent pajrer, called the Warder, in the last number Elacku-ood's Edinburgh Mugaxine : Discomfiture and misfortune seem to be the unfailing portion of our modern Whigs. Tliey cannot venture upon a few pages of ...
... WHIG LIBERALITY! EDITOR, I was at first rather surprised hear of the following elegant trope which flew out of the mouth of Mr Barrett, M. P. for Richmond, at late public dinner Darlington . IPilbeiforce, that Jesuitical tnanfor whom 1 have respect. ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The laic additions the Peerage having created considerable interest, the following statement will show the dotngs and misdoings of the Whigs for the last years with regard to that body in the shape u( creation* and promotions ...
... WHIG PROMISES. It clear from the proclamations retrenchment which the Liberal journals are singing, in a very harmonious chorus, that we are speedily have a number of good things promised the Palmerston government. The prophet the wilderness preparing ...
... WHIG PERSECUTION. The Whig*, most persons are aware, are in the habit of boasting the hustings, and elsewhere, their being the staunchest friends purity of election, and the independent exercise the political franchise. They have uniformly affected to ...
... WHIG TREASON. If no documents have actually come to light, fixing individuals among the Whig Ministers witii the guilt o(premeditated treason, yet there shadow doubt to intentions of the party. Independently of Lord John Russell's unpardonable communication ...
... vie* Lord Lumley, Whig. STAHOHHSIIIRC —Sir F. H. Goodricke, Conservative, rice Mr Littleton, Whig. INVERNESS-SHIRE.— Mr Chisholm, Conservative, vice Mr Cbaa. Grant, Whig. SOUTH Devon Mr Parker, Conservative, vice Lord John Russell, Whig. The Hon. Randall ...
... Whig#, and had the Whig# had the administration of it. But that, it was introduced the Conservative#, and as it was to administered the Conservatives, was determined to give it his most strenuous opposition ! This is the statesmanship of the nineteenth ...
... A WORD TO THE WHIGS. The heart of the hypocrite i» hid iu hi ...
... MR HERRIES AND THE WHIGS. The Whig pert the Administration, after all tbair Taunting and bouncing, ban contrired to swallow the bitter pill aeaigned litem, the ahapa Mr Herriea, who is Chanctllor the Exchequer, and, as such, the colleague io the Cabinet ...
... Vrotr. the Hangar Whig.) the winch arrived lasi night 11 o'clock, have accounts from tt« March 2nd. Three companies of our troops had gone uo the month the Aroostook the remainder were at iJuullnn. pie British force which was Inc settlement, had for the ...