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... pretensions of the two candidates very minutely, giving to Mr. Anderson a preponderance of commendation. Mr. Dundas was mere whig, he said, one who, in boasting of consistency, blasted that while the circumstances of the country were gradually changing ...
... *t toi fatldI terminatinn till within these few days.i l r. 009 aorn, who woas appointed Crown avent oei tlw /iceb' oe he Whigs to power, diicharger, foriten teaU, .1and om hece ?? Lord Advoclso, Ils ?? datn to he entire satisfaction of all thosm! or;icihly ...
... forward ostensibly for the protection of the public, will, in the hands of the Whigs, turn out nothing, more or less, than a Job-that is, the Alpha and Omega of all Whig measures and legislation. Birmingham & Derby, 22 20 Eastern Counties, 7 61 Great ...
... a gentleman much connected with Railways bad applied for the appoint- ment Mr. Labouchere wriggled out of the question as Whigs, or eels, or other slippery animals, ever do. We opine, and the spirit of vatieinatisee is ever in our columns, that we can ...
... 'Rough lit, 2s 91d' per stone of 81bs. 1'E wonirwa3 OF TIE POOR LAws IN TtE ELECTINrJ OF GbiARrANS OF-TnEf PooRt.-It was a Whig contriiance to gI eLan'dlords in pariahes a number of votes accotding to the poperty'lhey possessed, and to let them tender ...
... Governor Porter has signed his political death-warrant, unless the Whig party are traitors sufficient to take him up as their car~didate for governor. We understand that this is just what the Whigs mean to do. Private letters from' Philadelphia state that Governor ...
... although various tlu»k The Whig phal U fast however, with a view of being prepared for the opposition should take place, it will lead and terrible struggle. The favour with which 40 and his partisans arc looked upon by Whigs, Sir Robert ' atives the new ...
... next will be thoroughly purified and yet more largely augmented. Conservatives—the Peelites at least—are no longer its foes. Whigs arc no longer its merely lukewarm Mends. Last autumn, a Free Trade cabinet could not be formed; now, no other than a Free Trade ...
... carry the objects of Governinetit into operation. He (Mr Nicholsoin) said the n biahinerv tinder th,' new Bill would giv c the Whigs an opportunity of appoiniting immbhe-. less Commissioners, Inspectors, &e. at the expence of the niation and the probability ...
... which was ever before looked on by the monied interest as the best they could bold, and the easiest converted. Lastly, during Whig sway the rate of interest on money has frighfully risen, so that the small trader cannot obtain the accommodation he requires ...
... of Commona on Thursday evening next. It is certain, we understand, that be will not be opposed by he Government. Upon the Whigs he may, of course, cal- culate to a min. There. May be somei formal gentlemen who will treat the House with essaye on Parl ...
... in withholding that which they are determined to sell their lives dearly for ,should the infatuated Lord Glen. elg and the Whig Ministry still persist in refusing the olive branch, and prefer resorting to the force of the bayonet. Consols have been firm ...