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... LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PARTY. Just Published, Vd. 1. post Bvo. Price 9s. 6d. cloth, MEMOIRB the WHIG PARTY during my TIME. Henry Richard Lord Hollaed. Edited his Son, Henry Edward Lord Holland. The First Volume. Also, Second Edition, in post ...
... A GOOD JOB FOR A WHIG EDITOR! Sir, —Among the rumours which have obtained currency during the past week there is one which 1 have not yet seen noticed in yonr columns. It is eaid that well-known Whig editor is to appointed to tho Stationery Office, vice ...
... themselves up almost body and soul to the Whigs for patronage. What good has it done them? In looking back to my opposition to the Whig party Fa-hanicnt, I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left ? They are gone, as a Government: ...
... that Whig noblemen and gentlemen are bound to forget their anceatral honour and ooneietonc; in order not only to connive at but support euch peltry tricks n» that which Mr Bright has played in concert with the Government for foisting an uncalled for Hoform ...
... fcical effect, the new liberal policy. The veteran Whig Poor showed by his speech on the motion for the second reading of the Bill, that he was not by any means an enthusiastic admirer of Mr Gladstone's objects any more than he was of all the means by ...
... TilE MINISTRY. (From the Morning Post of Thursday.) The alterants of the disconsolate whig to sow ««ndSure, to theif immediate predecessors and ff thev should be less noisy in their professions of ibis derire, it raav be some compensation to the nablicTo ...
... FRASER’S MAGAZINE, for ascii, contains, The Spirit and Practice of the Whig Executive. By an independent Pittite—The Climax of Cemeteries.—London, national Song.—The Stock Exchange, No. 11l national Ode, in Commemoration of the proposed General Fast.—Schiller ...
... Tii - Times this morning says:—“ The Whigs , L,l a meeting, and hare determined to sup-1‘ ■'11,.. Government in the disfranchisement bill. !!', till was held at Sir Francis Burdett’s, and .termination was made known to Mr Peel ' ' r. Allhorpe and ...
... LATE DE CMAtK, OP SELF AST. (From Northern Whig.) It ii with feelings of the deepeet regret thnt bare to announce the death, at the age elzijelght, of Dr Craik, Protasest Boglish Literature in the Queen's College, Belfast, which took St his rasldenoe ...
... said, support Tory often as Whig Minister if were once in power; yet probably, the whole, aud catena paribus, they prefer to see the present men in office. And must remember, by-the-by, that they are now more important to a Whig Ministry than they would ...
... dean may well hide his diminished head, for, as a partisan, he is worthy of neither Whig nor Tory, nor of any side in which courage and honesty and “ pluck are valued. As for his {»atron and father-confessok, the editor of the Scotsman, his light also ...
... reputation. (Mr M'tarro). however, well remeinred that when he came here all the leading men in the town, Whig and Tory, were engaged thecan vwa against him, and held out to the Town Council that if they did not appoint a certain man from Dublin, tne ...