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... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself ...
... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. From Fruser's Magntine. Whig ingenuity has brought to light, ia these isventive days, another reason inexpressibly overpowering,—to wit, that the friendship and 'alliance s*ll us commercial intercourse with France. is full time for ...
... Mr. Duroeli’a policy of “dishing the Whigs” was bought by him be rery effectira. But dishing the Whigs by carrying out their poEcr in many cases is simply providing the machinery fii more rapid development the Whig measures. The County Franchise was carried ...
... WHIG REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION. Immediately after the County Election, numerous aad highly respectable meeting of the Liberals was held for the purpose of fermtag aa ssaocbtioa attend to the County Registration. There were prcscat—Lord Charice Jaews Pox ...
... magnanimous and spirited, and so truly deserving of the expressive admiration of our home made Whigs and Radicals, it is not a little Bur pritiog that these said Whigs and Radicals should not he more generous to their political opponents. If the consequence ...
... TREATMENT OF A WHIG BISHOP BY THE TORY CLERGY HIS DIOCESE. The Tories are accustomed to believe, and openly avow their belief, that in their party are included all the excellent the land leaving to us poor Wliigs nothing but what is vile and refuse : ...
... WHIG - RADICAL LIBERTY. (Fras the Morwing Herald.) Sir P. Laurie said he objected to separate cooheewent, w bleb, call it what they might, was solitary confinetueut still. lie had mentioned to Lord John Reuell she prisoners would want air and exercise ...
... GENIUS OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. Truth is said by some to lie perdue in a nut-shell; by others it is described as concealed in a well. Genius on the contrary is an open distinguishable spirit which throws its graces and its glories over every object ...
... repeal of taxes, for the taxes remitted by the Whigs were only, on his own statement, 1,564,000/. a-year ; whereas the deficiency of the revenue is— Surplus of the Duke—lo.«t, 1-2,900,000 Deficit of the Whigs incurred, 1,200,0(10 £4,100,000 This immense ...
... of the Whig Radical journals in regard to the Ipswich election, only surpassed by the practical contempt for the ordinary rules of justice and the principles of the constitution evinced by the Whig Radicals in the House of Commons. Let a Whig he detected ...
... WHIG - RADICAL DINNER The friends and constituents of Messrs. Rice and Pryme dined together yesterday, at the Hoop hotel, to celebrate the return of those gentlemen to ptfrliamedi. About three hundred and twenty individuals sat down, the Mayor in the ...
... MA. HARDY ON THE WHIGS. Mr. Hardy did well at Bradford to remind his audience that there were Whigs in the olden times, and that, according to Lord Lytton, they never came into power except upon some dexterous compromise. The view of the Liberals of ...