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... Liverpool who keep a corps of penny-a-liners to write whig, tory, and radical articles, pursuant to the orders received by their commander-in-chief. It frequently, however, happens that the whigs compel our commander to endeavour to prove truth a liar ...
... in favour of his Majesty's ministers. Do the fallen whigs still persist in asserting that there is no reaction ? Here it is, as . HUME would say, on black and white. In those places where the whigs were strongest at the last election they are the weakest ...
... tiberpoot tanbarb, TUESDAY MORNING, OCT 25,1853. THE wisdom of the Whigs—by which we may include the various species of Political charlatansbroke down the great Maritime Charter under which British commerce had swelled into unparalleled magnitude, and ...
... the proceedings it was left in no doubt that the Whigs had not the confidence of the Radicals. And why should such confidence be ' The leaders of the Conservative party know very given yell that the Whigs in 1830 desired anything but to grant what might ...
... SCCU to, w.( whet Esta Whig the and spiel nate Arm sever Perk been accu sour, by ai ness whol Mr. To whit Is. C Box( to cc Tli for had i Ti is, _6 ••••,.. A 4 td Week Apl An the A 2a. A P 2 A' The will g the It }y th, SE] villii ST. i pg, A Mr. ...
... Sir. C Cardwell, &c., to-day, and Lord J. Russell, - Wood, and other members of the late Whig governmell, exchanged visits in the course of the afternoon. The Earl of Aberdeen will return to town to-night at nine o'cl3ck, when I,e will receive visits ...
... Iltw;srAPEtt, ; with Whig sympathies the conclus y, and that whi leous cast—d too mar airies and iiverg encies oropinior area, eompac t and uPitt , d 3 body, among whom t trtmvet giv es no uncertain sound, and the fel+ rs are quite prepared :or the batt ...
... the Tories, from 1781 till the time the Whigs came in separately in 1830, the number of peerages made, with a view to political purposes, was singularly small and limited. What, then, shall be said of the Whig-Radicals, who, after deploring the increase ...
... taken I the League To Mes Whig mit call to mind December of 1845, t 1 unexpected manifesto nounced his adhesion osteßibly, addressed tc to the farmers of Draytc the people of Englai moves on the )y his letter of 1845, c The . Tamwort ...
... TORY AND WHIG ECONOMY CONTRASTED. (From t4e:C4sier.cazetie.) The wings are perpetually battling about the lavish expenditure of the tories while in power, and the inn mensereductions which have been effected by tifeir own Iparty, since they came into ...
... vered from its Whig-Radical mania, and a Conservative Ministry shall once more be in power. There is, however, a far greater difficulty to be encountered before any system of National Education can be made really efficacious yin training the children ...
... OCTOBER 26, 1859. which, by Whig policy and mistimed parsimony, our naval and military defences were reduced, — a negligence from which the country has suffered too long. While, on the one hand, we have the valuable testimony of Sir JOIIN PAKINGTON with ...