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... public meeting> in which !bat enactment is described as everything ihat is atrocious. nod mile the heaviest charge against the Whig administration? Sonic few months ago, at the Rath dinner, Colooel Napier inveighed against the poor lew bill and its authors ...
... THE EXIT OF THE WHIGS. there be *ny truth in modern augury the very hour* of the Whigs are numbered : and their final exit is, too, eery near hand. There may not have been. “ Lamenting* heard i’ the air” “ Prophesying, with accents terrible. dire combustion ...
... INTENTIONS OF THE WHIGS. and blanch. From a etatement white kg IT the Globe, it ewer ikt Whig% am the of Pertinent, are to ask et good deem for the overthrow of the Cokeektive According to that journal, jib their to if posellge, from the Gorevskost,a ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. Sll IL PEEL, by his No-Confidence motion, has done his utmost to divert the eyes of the nation from the real question at issue in the approaching comae, and to make it a mere faction-fight of Whig and Tory. But the cute will not succeed ...
... SrEoULA. WHIGS AND TORIES. ~ Mr. Editor,—ln my former letter to you, I referred to the main principle which distinguished the Whigs and Tories during the one }hlndnd,-npriotto the Reform Act of 1832 ; ‘vit that the Tories desired to increase the power ...
... WHIG POLICY IN CHINA. On Friday evening, when Sir James Graham conferred upon Ministers masterly exposure of the wretched aod inefficient policy which throughout characterized their career, the right bon. Baronet took occasion, among other memorabilia ...
... A WHIG MANIFESTO. Whig has Utnly been published Mr, Ridgway, the imposing title of What to b ...
... his counsels bad prevailed, the r?nioni«t might not have b«en in its plight. Indeed. Lord t« Whig rather than a Tory, and carries on the traditions of a great Whig house. week two ago was the future Hpionrst Prime Minister, for he the only leader, from Mr ...
... THE STANDARD ON THE WHIG PARTY. The Standard remarks article the past session in the Edinburgh Review, that it is incomprehensible that the Whig party, that a party which pretends so much alarmed Mr. Gladstone's democratic tendencies and which has such ...
... SAYINGS AND DOINGS OF THE WHIGS. On ThurMlay evening. Mr. Edmund Arhworth. of Hall, condescended to enlighten the Boltontana with ray of his political illumination ; had very numerous, and wc roust confeaa, a very patient audience. We subjoin the substance ...
... Whig Trickery.-Corruption At Head quarters. in ihc one word—Whig. The first Whig to have been certain uninmlionable persoiucie) whs not his successors. may not so black as is painted, but tu |«inl Whig enough. Low, cunning, and inaliciou*. it ugly creature ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE HOUSEHOLD. TO THE EDITOR THE TIMES. Slit It appears that the Whig* having packed the household with their friends, bate length passed a resolution that no alteration whatever snail take place in that arrangement during her Mafestv's ...