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... most ble and accomplished gent! eman. In politics he was too iggish the Radicals; he was too theoretical for office, for the Whigs and too leader.” He wrote an excellent road~ |-making, and he was a better men of the ists.” Bat what did he ever that he should ...
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... Tr | our to receive the eck the pleasure of recording the Whig Ministry, and the Earl of Derby to the high | by Lord John Russell. We the country on the event, and promise to all classes and mis- the Family Cabinet.” A list of will be found in snother ...
... Committee was to Whig before the Board that the matter they had in hand for consideration. He warn sorry to say that he had not since been able to give the matter his attention, Du, he thought if the; named that day fortnight they would have certain facts ...
... then be reduced: upon the true Whig principle, we suppose, of unsettling everything and settling nothing, in finance as well as national institutions. The debate was resumed on Monday night, when Lord John Russell and several Conservative members pronounced ...
... forthcoming, it was at the expense of the Church that the first substitute was found. In one respect the Whig statesmen were in a worse condition than the Whig candidate. The latter has probably had no reason to pledge himself publicly to the Churches side iu ...
... on Whig purity of clection :-— ean be little doubt now thet we must have Reform in the House of Commons. within the last few to leave the Government and the ‘to see the engineer hoist with petard,’ that hae abounded within ee A nice little Whig preserve ...
... Tuts hot weather sorely tries the temper of the Whigs, even upon subjects which they were wont te regard in a rather jolly vein of humour ; dinners eve now their ; Conservatives say amd do what they please in Parliament, but post- prandial speeches must ...
... ON SALE, • few hundred gooks of Whig and Black ENGLISEI OATS.—Tmeaus WILLIS, Bestow. Chester. MEAL—The Offal of wand Wheat is best valise obtainable in this line. I am now offering above at the unpreserlentedly low pries of 36e. per Ton Cads, on rail ...
... “Oo 2 rn WEDEE Se silly wa OF pow Pe Parti, Madame + Rotieas the and Society, Tue great Whig party is af ite wit's end—the signal discomfiture of the late factsous attempt to everthrow Lord Derby's hiss so surprised and bewildercd the of Camibridge-House ...
... 114 1 1 „, tw lia,..ENERAL ROUSE FU GUIDE. 13, Whig Friars, CiNt&r• BESSIE OWEN, the Pisa% Mariam sad Drawing. Next Tens will No. 8 , Cbastar. KING'S SCHOOL, CHESTER. THlDuties will b. Blaur= N/M. Apyllostio• for admission be mode to Use 8.,. rumen ...