... power: the blest b pe - ao reason fur submitting to one ie of the true breed of the British roses mongrel cross bet ween the Whig and the Free tra Moves a — — | 558 J of one ...

... judgment-scat whence it issued. Bat thi identical oracle, when reproaching the late Sir Ruber lor KtfTOwlag his policy from the Whigs, detfarcd that if Free Trade were be carried, (Mr would wish sec it achieved 0 f genius, like Xfr and not A •*» sublime mediocrity ...

... ending, like Lord Naas's motion on the previous day, what is called tie, which the Speaker's casting vote had cut. The Whig whipper-in appears to growing more negligent in the discharge of his duties. Thursday, petitions against the Pope's Bull were ...

... little of the shading of the portrait. We presented Cobden as a remarkable man, who is entitled to disregard Tory abuse and Whig scorn and superciliousness; and we have now to show that he is not quite the hero daily glorified many Liberals and especially ...

... and supper to upwards of 1500 of the elite of the aristocracy and gentry. The leaders and many distinguished members of the Whig party have presented the Right Hon. Henry Tufnell, M P. for Devenport, and formerly Secretary of the Treasury, with splendid ...

... can see no force in Lord John’s argument, fear it must be regarded in no other light ™m Con proof of the insincerity af the Whig re last whole matter. Without such an enactment even if it passes, will be simply a practical na will never be carried into ...

... Annah's course but how the poor animal could have kept afloat for such a period must have been in the water is problem. Northern Whig. SCOTLAND. The Queen has appointed James Duff, E=q., M.P., to be Lord-Lieutenant of Elgin and Moray, room of his father, the ...

... till Priday evening Tur debate “ope » b Oo lar card day evening host im a ment other result was scarcel) ch th for bet tse Whig press generally affected t ane 2 Vast degree of importance to this s s of John Kussell even made a sham of staking t U agree ...

... Edward Power. During this—the first Parliament—the Whigs were so infatuated troduce a Coercion Bill for Ireland. Mr jng it his most strenuous opposition, and by largely from the old speeches of the Whigs t ho been delivered against similar measures, Ministry ...

... him to have sh replies amd the declaration of his p in, but so as to have left himself less liable to the 1 seutations af the Whig Voluntary vat yet was of no moment what was said of abs h force constituency knew him well and respected bi: and and we venture ...

... arch-apostate, arch-traitor, and the curse of Great Britain. You conspired to drive him from power and to admit the Whigs, that you might punish him. You declared, up to the momeut of his sudden death, that was never again to be trusted by you. ...

... Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, in which his paternal estate of Dundrennan is situated, and • was elected without opposition. When the Whigs re, turned to power 1846, he was again appointed Soheitor; General. This rendered it necessary for him to put his seat in ...