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... WHIG MODERATION. _ It is highly amusing to hear the Whigs taking ckedit to themselves for moderation, and to be told tbat they iniglit have passed any coercion act that they pleased. We dare say they could have done so; but it happens that the Tories ...
... evidence, to which we beg particular attention, inas- much as it illustrates, in the most forcible manner, the doctrine of the Whigs with respect to the interference of peers in election matters. Three witnesses were ex- amined as follows David Matdougal had ...
... MINISTRY AND SUFFRAE .I I -j n~mentary on tne A short, but most instructive cois a statement of obstructive character of tlhe Whigs, and mextenion ther cndut i repet to thle ?? , made during their conduct in rethec improvement and extension of the franchise ...
... e.-(Cheers.) We have gven numberless proofs of our wish to unite with the Whigs. For my own part, I refused to stand for two boroughs where it might have interfered with a Whig. We did not leave them, they left us. If two boards have been glued together ...
... ANOTHER WHIG BLOW AT LIBERTY. HIAS Lord John Russell registered a vow in heaven, : do the best for the destruction of every remnant of old English freedom ? If he have not, his conduct would im. 'ly that he has; and also, that he is unceasingly labour ...
... W-HIG PROMISES AND PUBLIC DUTIES. Wvell, the parliament has resumed its functions, and the Whigs have again taken their places upon the Treasury bench; but the country is in the same state of ignorance and uncertainty as to the probable movements of either ...
... vrorlkiul classes, as to carry these measures into effect. The Chartists no more think any thing of the kind, than the Tories and Whigs amongst. the working classes do. Neither of these opinions has. any connexion with parliamentary reform; they belong only to ...
... A SPECIMEN OF WH'IG SELF-DEVOTION, LORD PLUNKETT. Hannibal patriotism has passed into a proverb, and Lord Plunkett has become identified with its principles. He declared when the union was sought to be thrust on the country, that be would make his children ...
... sLOW-UP OF THE WHIG SHAM CORN LAW SCHEME. HONESTY is the best policy, after all; and roguety and deceit, though backed by the wealth of the treasury, and all the inflaence and insolence of office, can never be perxoentily svucessful. We have unceasingly ...
... easier for adcamel to pass through the eye of a needle, than for Whigs to endure such a qua- rantine. Very probably; but on no other terms can Conservatives ever be mingled with Whigs, or Whigs work out a character sufficiently good, nay, suffi- ciently ...
... expunged from old roll who voted at last election for a Member, exclusive of three deaths, 2-11. Whig claims lodged 5, of which renewal, 1-4, rejected 1-Whigs 3. Whigs expunged from old roll who voted at last election, exclusive of three deaths, 2-1. Conservative ...
... vilified with ever) opprobrious epithet, who ventured to oppose E Whig. Ile was styled a Tory in disguise, if hi did not abandon his principles, and content himseli with merely voting for the Whigs to keep out the Tories. The only addition to this proposition ...