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... kept in sight, and ability and ueterwination to earry it out to the uttermost, Whaea Lord Avexland went to India, under the Whig Government, in 1536, b found both its forcize and domestic affairs o a satisfactory state —peacefal and pro-perous—with, upon ...
... great and uomixed saiisfaction by such of our | resders as see the uaportance of making an immediate stand against manacuvring Whigs Jand their mob leaders that menace us from the manutacturing districts. THE BRUMMAGEM RESOMS, The Stuige-ites, Feargus O'C ...
... many, to Lc mischievously mistaken. It may be toublesome for Conservative noblemen aud gentlemen—particularly n these days of Whig Journals, for ever watching for an opportunity of practising falschood and deceit — it iay be tronblesome, we say, to be engaged ...
... of Rutland’s letter has been already before our readers. Now, making all possible aliowances for the tricks and untruths of Whig journalists, we think that there must have been something very loose, and careless and undecided in the speeches of some of ...
... Northampton Mereury proposed to the Whigs of this town and county, on Saturday last, that they should unite, first to discover and publich the names of the Oak Club membere, and secondiy to withdraw the custom of the Whigs from every member that coull be ...
... good sum of money every Christmas, we belove St it very seldom got any farther. Whig agents keep & sharp luok out for themselves, it is said, aud & very slight oue fur the Whig voters.—Ep, ] THE BAPIINT EXCRREQUPR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHAMPION RERALD ...
... after the labourer has been scttied with? We suspect | aot. Bt what of that ? What bas sentiment among the Whigs to do with common sense, or Whig practice to do with ‘thucin. started for no other parpose but to injure political oppovents, aod to wake the ...
... then, that the eaormous sum of £676 hal beon expended i | moking a walk for them to trot up and down upon. M. H. accused the Whigs of making an uajustifiabie use of thel woney eatrasted to thean, and asserted that thee were men of thewr own party thea in ...
... ‘ment of the seesion, which opens on Thursday, Feb, 2. These intimations fally coofirm the rumour universally prevalent in the Whig-Radical circies for some weeks back —the rumour, samely, that the ~ppocition have resolved to assume the offensive during t'c ...
... natural eficct of that announcement has been, o convince the country of the misfortune of baving had Whig wiaisters, and the ruinous folly of adopting Whig theories and candle-end retrenchments. It is now seen to the country’s cost in what embarrassments ...
... burvuetey, but the peerage of England has, of late years, been subjected by so numerous au elevation of wpstart and low.hora Whig aspirants, Mr. Jolliffe secms to have felt, *“ like a five ¢ld English gestieman,” that it was better to be at the head of ...
... subumission to the law, and the respet due to anthoriy Me would conelude by saying that it wattered not o him whether won were Whigs or Tories, o 7 Consereatives, who should adopt means for the mmelioration of the eondition of the coantry- it they Lad the ...