... advocate. In England it would be enough to say in one word we are Tory or Conservative, Whig or Radical; in France, Legitimi,t, Constitutionalist, or Socialist; in America, Whig, Loco-foco, and soon. In old established communities men have arranged themselves ...

... THE LYTTELTON TIMES. Whig or Tory. Parties and party distinctions are amongst the products which we must raise by our own industry. No doubt various objects of local interest will spring up calling forth discussion and creating division, and parties will ...

... a compromise between Liberal-Ministerialism and Chartism: too restless to stand still, it is discountenanced by all steady Whigs ; too slow to move with the people, it is suspected by all ardent Chartists; not gaining ground with either, it lacks the ...

... is precluded from having an opportunity of influencing or controlling, the acts of the Association. It has been said of the Whigs, that they were fond of building walls to run their heads against, and if one Company now happily defunct, should have created ...

... conducted in a spirit of great moderation. The Whigs were high in the majority for all the offices contended for, and Mr. Kingsland, a well-known Whig, had been elected mayor. Of members of Assembly, the Whigs have elected 13 out of 16. The excitement caused ...

... —and recommended her to try the practicability of a combination between the knot of statesmen called the Peel party, and the Whigs ; should the attempt fail, his own difficulties, he said, would be much diminished. In compliance with this advice it was that ...

... hope for ever, for surely, when the full iniquity of the proposal is understood by Parliament, not even the hangers-on of a Whig Ministry would sanction the imposition of such a debt on a helpless colony, and thus at once blight all its prospects for many ...

... member of the House he has spoken several times with effect, and spoke and voted against the Ecclesiastical Tides Bill of the Whigs in the last session: which leads some to suppose that this indicates the intention of the ministry to make this bill a dead ...

... important a design as the retirement of four or five Whig Ministers to make room for as many Peelites. They know not what to think. Whatever they may wish, they naturally doubt whether the aristocratic Whig families, who seriously believe that the order of ...

... meetings in London. Sir C. Napier has been calling attention to his naval services, and the disregard they are held in by the Whig Government, by publishing a correspondence with Lord John Russell, seeking promotion, which the latter refuses : In April ...

... Majesty Queen Victoria and the royal family were in the enjoyment of excellent health, and were sojourning at Windsor. The Whig ministry remained in statu quo, but it was generally believed they could not hold together much lon ver. Cabinet councils were ...

... none, and he kept sitting on those benches till somebody should give him one. He was so blind to the tnture that when the Whigs, utterly prostrate, yielded him the government of the country on a colonial defeat in 1839, he did every thing he could to ...