... towards the covenanters (the Scotch whigs), after his victory. Lord Lauderdale, it is added, increased this angry feeling, by telling the king, with an oath, that Monmouth had been so civil to the whigs, because he was a whig himself in his heart. This stamped ...

... WHIG AND RADICAL. That Whigs should impute to Radicals, and Radicals to Whigs, the whole responsibility for the result of the late general election is (the- Standard argues) so natural a consequence of their common downfall that they must have been more ...

... FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE WHIGS. The leading principle of Whig financial policy may be stated in a few words. It is simply this—to reduce taxation to the minimum limit required,meeting the engagements to the national creditor, and providing for the different ...

... FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE WHIGS. [CONCLUDED FROM OUll LAST.J In addition, however, to the large amount of actual taxation remitted, there are many other measures of the Whig govern- ment, which although not strictly of a financial nature, have removed a ...

... witnessing his conduct towards his son (also a tenant of Lord Wemyss) for voting for the Whigs on the previous election. At the last election every one of this Whig nobleman's tenants would have voted for the Tories. Why? Because they durst not do other- ...

... because even so we believe that the Conservatives of England might yet make a stand against Whigs and Radicals united. But we cannot un- derstand why the Whigs should wish for such a con- test, rather than a. union with those whose opinions, whose interests ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE 1 In answer to a correspondent, we give the following brief list of their deeds during the last ten years. We wish they had done more, but we must be thankful for what we receive f. Taken oiT taxes to the amount G,235,00(1 Lo ...

... T H E Whigs and their Liberal and Radical allies understand the art of shaping their policy according to the feeling of the hour. They are ever on the alert to catch the faintest gust of popular applause, and rarely betray much anxiety, unless by some ...

... HAS ENGLAND DONE HER DUTY? The warmest zealots in the cause of peace, the most devoted adherents of the Whig Ministers, must own that the explanations of Lord Palmeaston and Lord Russell in regard to the Schleswig-Holstein war have failed to satisfy the ...

... BOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE GREIT APPALLING RAILWAY CATASTROPHE. BATTLES. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. (From the Richmond Whig, Sept. 20.) On Monday night, one of the most disastrous railway We are kindly permitted by Governor Lechter to accidents that has ever occurred ...

... and Cooper. Now, Sir, I hope you are convinced it was the independent freemen, and not the Whigs, that served the Tory member with a writ of ouster. That the Whigs and Tories, at the last dissolution of parliament, com- bined their forces to remove Mr. ...

... victory's sun. Tarewell to the Whigs! but when Wellington rallies t/nce more, oh Sir Robert! remember me then, cif* 7j either Graham nor me Shillyshallies, onouid you offer us Cabinet places again. ■YmJ may baffle the Whigs who defy us, Thn 5 raiayimy ...