Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... DESTRUCTIVES TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —In that word I neither include Whigs Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, but they actually belong to it, and will endeavour to sketch from what has been said' and stated who and what these destructives arc. It is that ...
... A highly amusing illustration of the mistake which had been committed by the Whigs in the Reform Bill is thus chronicled and commented upon, under the date of Nov. 23, 1835, by the Journal kept by Raikes, esq. Sir Francis Burdett has addressed a letter ...
... War of Peace.—From the Whig-Radical Daily News.—The desperate clinging to hollow words peace when there is not to be peace, the part of Lord Clarendon, was, last night, absolutely absurd. In answer to the Marquis of Clanricarde, the noble Secretary for ...
... [from a correspondent.] [From the Independent Whig—May VJth, 1807.] THE BOROUGHS OF CALNE IN WILTSHIRE, AND FOOLS IN DORSETSHIRE. Our readers will recollect it having been stated in our Whig that the Marquis of Lansdowne, forgetful of good manners ...
... [FROM the observer.] The political changes that have occurred very recently, and the construction of a Ministry upon strictly Whig principles, have not led to any remarkable feature in the market for the Public Securities. Speculation, in truth, has scarcely ...
... Whig Legislation-Lohl Russell seems to think that England was never so great or so flourishing as she is now; and he attributes her growth in influence abroad and wealth at home to the wisdom of Whig legislation. Was it Whig legislation that gave the ...
... reply with him —We doubt very much if we should do so! Defeat of the Whig-Radicals.-—A public meeting, convened by the portreeve, in conseqnence requisition presented to him the whig radical faction, to oppose Sir Robert Peel's proposed measures to the ...
... tiiat influence to an almost illimitable extent. Every Whig measure, whatever its object, and whatever good it proposes to has this besetting vice. Under the pretext peculiar liberality the Whigs when in power have invariably striven perpetuate that ...
... THE BUSY WHIGS. I remember saying many years ago that we were like bees working in glass hives, our proceedings in Parliament and everywhere were so open; but I have heard that bees in glass hives take the precaution to cover them up first with wax ...
... Lord Morpeth's Casket. —This testimonial, presented by the Whigs of the west riding of Yorkshire to Lord Morpeth, in commemoration of his lordship's defeat at the general election of 1841, was exhibited at the new Concert-room in Doncaster, on Saturday ...
... sea converted from Tory to Whig, will uow certainly remain in the hands the Opposition ; and when others are mentioned likely turn out Tory sitting Members, we find that the gains may be balanced by losses not taken into Whig calculations. Nevertheless ...
... decent appearances, will not fail, occasionally, bespatter the whigs. The last two or three items of disbursement of the secret service money would be north a Jew's eye to have a peep at. Tbe whigs oucc had O'Connor in their c'utches. Let them take care be ...