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... WHIG POLICY. There seems to be a peculiar fatality attending the holding of office by the Whig-Radical party. matters little under what circumstances they assume the reins of Government, or how favourable may be their prospects, the result is, sooner ...
... form some sort of excusal, but in the columns of a hireling Whig paper it is indecent in the extreme; it is mean, contemptible and cowardly. After such an exikition, Ictus ask, will the base Whigs dare to charge upon the Radicals an intention to subvert ...
... TREATMENT OF THE PRESS BY WHIGS AND TORIES IN POWER. We believe that, as regards the treatment of the Press, the Whig peop'c in power are just corrupt and selfish as the Toiy 1 ?!?'; not more so. To prove this, let us ask, the first place, how officials ...
... HOW THE PURE WHIGS MANUFACTURE VOTES. We are indebted to the Revising Barrister's Court, Totnes, for insight into the mode in which the Duke of Somerset manufactures votes for that borough. It is matter of notoriety that his Grace has always contrived ...
... THE WHIGS. We have no wish to exclude from our COMM. letters that may apparently, be intended mays remarks which we, as a public journalist, feel dW upon to make from time to time. We, therein, so readily comply with the urgent request or Mr. Ims Boodle ...
... A WARNING TO WHIG CHURCHMEN. Morley for Nottingham!” Such is the heading of ecstatic article in a recent number the Patriot. Your contemporary is in a transport joy at the mere prospect seeing this redoubtable champion of the “Liberation Society” snugly ...
... challenged the Whigs to come forward, but none the hundreds present had the courage to do so. Mr. Mil-om then observed—“ Recollect, if we support the Tories, it is only to cut the Whigs’throats and if the Tones should turn out as bad as the Whigs, we would ...
... THE WHIGS. Who declared that the reign of patronage teas at an end by the Reform Bill, and afterwards abused and increased patronage more than all their predecessors? We answer ourselves The Whigs! Who gave £50,00,000. of British gold to the despot of ...
... WHIG PAI.TF.KING WITH SEDITION. tampering of the Whig organswith thednngcrmißspJrit which is alm>ad in Ireland, is one of those sacrifices of honest principle party which does not cease to be odious by being common. After exaggerating the importance and ...
... “THE WHIG.” The official magazine of the Trowbridge High School for Boys, entitled ** The Wing ** has again made its annual appearance, and the Editor and others responsible for the publication are congratulated upon having, under most difficult conditions ...
... accounts, and of the Whig commentators upon them to disseminate. The Economist also must remembered is a determined free-trade journal. appears that Sir Charles Wood, witb that sort of sincerity and cleverness not unusual among the Whigs, and which Mr. Spring ...
... character of the Whig Party and the Minidry does honour to Mr. Burkes candour and tendernefs : perhaps fome readers may think he fpeaks too highly of the virtues of thofe whofe talents they are ready to allow : —With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke ...