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... WHIG EXPOSE. . The Sptetator remarks upon the closing article of the last Edinburgh Review, ns one containing ostensibly an academical ektge of Earls Grey and Spencer, but more really an expose of the views which the Whigs were prepared to profess and ...
... too mercifully ; and Duke Lauderdale told King Charles with oath that the duke had been civil to the whigs, because lie was whig because he was whig himself in his heart, his made it court word : and in a little while all tne friends and followers of ...
... intimacy with the pr.»t history ol Ireland—will not recognized the Whigs Ireland theii legitimate representative, the spokesman from whom Ireland t» to learn the opinions of the Irish Whig* of the present day. have r»ad thia production with come attention ...
... TO THE EDtOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir—Thecnclosed extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor, and which I iave his lordship’s permission to make pubic, is of sufficient moment to warrant my yon give it a place in your column.—l am ...
... WHIG REMEDIAL MEASURES FOR IRELAND. The Morning Chronicle writes an article of some length upon parliamentary return which has re* eently appeared, entitled Ireland —Criminal Tables far the year 1847,” from which it appears that under the action of the ...
... (FROM NEW YORK DAILY WHIG). It appears tliat llii* troubles in Canada are not yet etiiled ; and Hall bear be true they are nut lively terminaie for eo-ne 'ime. are privately informed yesterday that last bad been upon for number insurrection ia t) IH Province; ...
... For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the vices of a gentleman of genuine old Wh'g principle*, whose life has been u continued evidence his political consistency, Tlie TORY HEAD of Pna Cebrubus will confided to the editorship ...
... WHIG MISGOVERNMENT. However appaiently strong may the desire manifested by individual members of her Majesty's Ministry, to sympathize in and relieve the distress of the people of this country, we can no longer have any hesitation in saying that, as a ...
... , *• MORPETH” AND '■ MRS MOTT.” . (FROM TUB BRITISH WHIG.) Morpeth rcnißiiiS here week—is invited Mrs Mott’s splendid soiree on Friday.” —Xav Heraid. We are indebted friend now visit to tbe land of liberties (which are, by-the bye, taken with a familar ...
... Mr. Editor —The People have again been betrayed bv tbe Whigs, and under circumstances that afford less palliation to their guilt than they have berm able urge upon any former occasion. The hopes of the public safety must rest, not upot W lie honesty, ...
... Legislation.— Had the Whigs been honest, they wonld have suffered this hair-brained, will-o’-the-wisp lawyer to have pursued bis course, for was working most effectually to the destruction of a Second Chamber any sort; but the Whigs are determined preserve ...
... Reform iu Parliament has always been a pet measure of the** Libetals” and“ Whigs.” Since Lord John Russell's celebrated Bill of 1832, alterations of every shade, from extreme moderation to Chartism, have been proposed in our national system legislation ...