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... Coistitution the inventor looked upon the Strasburg clock; considers it entirely a piece of Whig machinery which one else c n understand, and which node but a Whig Ought to meddle. There is in the matter a d manner of his speech a mingled feeling of indignation ...
... masterly stvl«. leaving the conviction that Mr M'ljlCHl*x was no mere'tvro, either as a critic or a poet. The Daily British Whig calls the lectures ''fine intellectual discourses 'they emanate from a strong, healthy, and vigorous inind, bent in the true ...
... robbed M'Alister of two bank cheques, one for £520, and another for £loo—that for £520 was found also her person.—Northern Whig. ...
... with Unman, Flood, and I'harlcmont; a supporter Addington and alter wards of Pitt; on the death of the latter, aristocratic Whig swearing by Charles Fox ; a Grenvillite in Perceval's time, a Tory with Lord Liverpool, partisan of Canning upon favourable ...
... fallen back on their old selves. They are what they were thirty years a ...
... ready and deep-toned Hear, hear, was in itself sufficiently absurd. Spooner looked over his papere for some opinion some Whig other, to which lie entreated the especial attention of her Majesty's ministers. Looking across the table, the hon. member ...
... disgraceful contests. The Hera!d says the Easter recess will probably witness desperate fforts for the re-organisation of the Whig party. Mr Salley, well-koown in literature and science, is dead, The Daily News has a leader on the continued bad policy of ...
... he has in troduced a bill which is ly because Lord Derby cannot persuad just ss obnoxious to as by the House. Tories as to Whigs. and just as much ty ...
... taken in the Parliamentary attack on the Walcheren expedition, had just received an intimation that he would made leader of the Whig Opposition in the House of Commons when was thus removed from tliat House. He declined subordinate office under Mr. Canning's ...
... adroit prelate manages to have the best the bargain. The Earl of Chichester, the chief of the ecclesiastical commissioners, is a Whig, and rather a Low Churchman. Mr. Goulburn, another commissioner, hamself a Protestant. Bat neither of them seem to be any match ...
... FROM DH. WILSON. Laboratory, Surron's Hall, Edinburgh, January 10th, The Specimens of Whig and Pale Soap, from St Mir ren's Paisley, prove, upon anslysi+, to be very pure. They are ire- from Iron, Lime, and from Potash: they dissolve completely in rain ...
... te his lordship upon his being restored to his historical celebrity he is once more the time-honoured leader of the Whigs; he has recovered, we are happy to state, his unrivalled accomplish • ments and commanding reputation —in short, in the ...