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... L- IS ENGIISH PATRONS AND IRIS SAVLEIB'- ALLIES; 'DR, O1' TgE WHIGS SACRIFICE CHARACTER AND THE NATIOS S INTERESTS TO REGAIN PLACE. z.-rnx -'IM PRESS.) (mOito1 'rIfE PRESS.) it is only no w that the piablic can be made thoroughly aware if the detestable ...
... favourable circumslances the united Whigs and Radicals cannel commanda majority of more than 100 in a constituency of 2,00. It olows tht a split between the higo and Ricas T ce throws the borough into the had fteTrc.The Whigs. Who are weaker than the Radicals ...
... an able writer in the M1eroery, under the sigiltre Iof I a Young Whig,' Ihere is te secret of your (le feat ; here is the solntion of the mystification of Whig princi- ples, and Old Whig principles; and here is the stimulus to the ilesertions of our friends ...
... it impairs the etliciency of our charity, and even science itself is notfree from its ?? is one party- the Whigs, or at all events the real Whigs-which has every desire to keep political differences in their proper place, and its friends have every desire ...
... ELECTION-INTELLIGENCE. SUCCESS OF THTE WHIG-INTEREST. Lord Ossulton is, we are assured, quite secure of a seat for Berwick, at the ensuing election, and Sir Alexander Ramsay, fbr Kincardineslhire. Mr. Fergusson has every prospect of being returned for ...
... whilst the Whigs, who succeeded him. only effected savings and reduced taxes to the amount of 6,000,0001. per annum; ergo, that the Duke and the Tories under him were much better reformers, and far more economical per- sonages, than the Whigs ! Let us look ...
... purpose of the present itrquie. First, I do not so regard those members of Whig famifle o ho 'belong ?? ha cordially supported, ihIT. Gladstoile'.5 Government. Tham may or may not be Whigs at heert, bent by their pabli, we they have associated themselves with ...
... emoluments. But the Whigs are in difficulties. They feel that political power is slipping out of their hands. They are, therefore, about to develope their principles; and Lord AMBsiEReLEY's article is apparently intended as the key-note of a Whig crusade against ...
... peasantry of this country. A few Whig proprietors came forward on the occasion to support Mr. Pohs'nby;', but they, as well as the Liberal can- didates, appeared too late in the field. A large por- tion of the tenantry of the Whig landlords, are, be- sides, ...
... the Court, and were ready to sell their souls for office. The Tories were under ban; and the Whigs created none but Whig peers, Whig bishops, and Whig magistrates, to punish the Tories for opposing the excise, septennial Parliaments, and corruption. The ...
... strenuous opposition of the Whigs. Let but this bill pass, and sve shall not be long nithout a Tory administration, The thousands of troops that have been spared by the confidence of the people in the good government of the Whigs, must then be re-em- .barkced ...
... -and defender. That is the statement-neither more nor aitl less-of the Marquis of Hartington. There he is, a Whig, let it be ?? a Melbourne Whig, supposed to represent the in the Gladstone Cabinet those principles which- OLs had been impressed upon the ...