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... WHIG AND TORY at the places, pensions, sinecures,and church preferments ot the present Cabinet and its subalterns, compared with those of the last and their subordinates, and a fair estimate may be made, from this evidence alone, their r ...
... friends. The Whigs and the Radicals, as they are termed, are both moving at a different rate in the same direction ; and hence the difficulty in getting them to agree. The Tories are going quite another way, but, except when they dodge an old Whig out of pure ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE BALLOT. publish elsewhere the observations of seme the London papers on Sir Culling Smith's letter.—The article from the Times is instruct**] —if only because it proves that the argument for the trial the Ballot at Pontefract is unaswerablc ...
... WHIGS and TORIES. Members of Liberal Members of the last Government. and probable umbers of any future Tory Government. Lord John Russell, Se- Sir R. Peel, proximate cretary Stale for the Co- Tory prrmier, and lead -r of lonics, and leader of the the ...
... cheers) —he was no Socialist (cheers) —he was a Whig, and would be a Whig; his maxim was, that what was morally wrong could not be politically right (loud cheers), and that was the maxim on which his Whig principles were founded. Mr. L. concluded, by giving ...
... THE WHIGS AGAIN. The artifices of the Whigs, their liberal boasts, and their ostentatious purity, are the snbject of a long leading article in the Standard of Thursday last. Though the article a philippic against the Whigs in general, it deals with Lord ...
... REYNARD'S LATEST SUBTERFUGE, OR THE TORY TURNED WHIG. [From the Spectator.] Paris, 28th January, 1835. Taccia di Cadmo e d' Aretusa Ovidio; Che quello in serpente, e quella in fonte Converte poetando, i' non Jo'nvidio. He glanced the slight shades ...
... WHIG AND TORY MINISTRIES. 1831 and 1841. There is one point of resemblance between the political circumstances of the present day, and those which attended the advent of the Whig Ministry to office some eleven years since, which is deserving of notice ...
... THE MONOPOLISTS AND THE WHIG BUDGET. Whf.ii that section the aristocracy which committed to the selfish doctrines of pro teetion indignantly spurned the offer of Whigs to compromise with the Free-traders, on the terms of a fixed duty of Bs. per quarter ...
... to suggest whether the Whigs were not the authors this relief from the dire miseries of Tory taxation. W e really are ashamed have to mention these things. We thought every one knew them. Whenever we hear any one ask what the Whigs have done, we never for ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? A summary of the misdeeds of the Whigs has been published under this title, and ought to'be in the hands of every elector. —It contains a very pithy recapitulation of the c.imes, which may laid to the charge that most iniquitous ...
... THE ST. ALBAN'S PHILOSOPHERS,—THEIR NEW ORGAN,—AND THEIR WHIG FRIENDS. HERTFORD MERCURY, AND REFORMER. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1844. ENOI.AND tXPECIS EVEIIV MAN DO HIS DUTV. [No. 2.] j The County Press has come out this week, in a very figurative fashion ...