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... THE WHIGS AND THE BALLOT. 'Pie present elections exhibit two features unparalleled in depth infamy by any former election. One is the extent to which bribery and corruption have been carried —the other is the shameless and profligate manner in which calumny ...
... THE DUKE AND THE WHIGS. New Pamphlet. —It is to the judgment of the country that we leare the Duke of Wellington and hia adversaries, the Whigs, The country, no doubt, will bear in mind what claims to her gratitude the Duke of Wellington, in his long ...
... Enylish fair-play. The Whigs might now have been claiming no inconsiderable merit as_ the authors or firs? recomimenders of that system for the tion of Trish affairs, the necessity of which is at last felt and acknowledged. But the Whigs are silent on this ...
... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. The Whig* will soon again enter upon their probation. Tefi years of office are apt to make men drowsy and sleepy—a little mingling with the outer 'world, cessation of that dangerous flattery which is ever paid to power the expense ...
... WHIG REFORM—THE BALLO THERE were, we believe, a few weeks back, some people as to give the resent Ministry credit for ** good intentions” as regarded the desire for an efficient reformation of the various abuses which have led to the present alarming ...
... for disturbing the peace of the coun- trv and e nbarras:ing the exccutive ? If any one is other- w se at a loss to guess the Whig Lord’s motive, he will be able to collect it from the tact, that last year, when he was, unfortunatel for the country, in office ...
... PROOFS OF WHIG RETRENCHMENT. [The following letter, it is believed, was sent to L—d Al— to be franked : but lie, ascertaining its contents, put it into his pocket, from whence it dropped into the lobby of the House cf Commons.] Foreign office. Downing ...
... his brother. King William, in 1689, established the first decided Whig administration ; in 1690 he admitted Tories, and in 1693 the Whigs were restored. Queen Anne, in 1702, chose a Whig administration till 1710, consisting of Lord Godolphin, Lord Somers ...
... WHIG POLICY AND MERCANTILE PROSPERITY. [From the Morning Chronicle.] the electoral statistics of Lancashire, as recently l)y Mr. Cobden, arc correct —and we have not seen that the dual journalists who alone support the governmept have contradicted them—it ...
... WINDSOR, ETON a WHIGS =pans Blau. RUM. SURREY & carried out to the entire satisfaction of the authorities. The shareholders are certainly to he congratulated upon the continued prosperity of the Company, which (appears to be cane of the most stacressful ...
... [non me York Daily Whig of Sept. 20.] appears that the troubles in Canada are not yet ended; and if all we hear be true they are not likely to terminate for some time. were privately informed yesterday that Saturday last had been agreed upon for another ...