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... resolution, (which moved) and asked how wos free trade brought about. believed Cobden did it. Peel was for a sliding scale—the W’higs for a fixed duty—Cobden beguiled the country, and both gave their favourite projects. How did he induce them t» do it? By ...
... are informed, demonstration a most important description being organized, amongst the leaders of which, arc all the leading whig aristocracy. The Kent county meeting is likely to held about ’lie latter end of the present month, when more numerous gathering” ...
... prospect of reduction of taxation, hut the vision is hut .lecitful mirage which ever vanishes from the horizon of whig ministry. Ihe whigs are perfect masters the art ot getting the nation into debt, hut they will struggle in vam the end of their political ...
... President on the 241 h ult. After sixty-three ballots, the House of ”®P *' senlatives bad fleeted speaker, a Mr. Cobb, of the Whig party, not an absolute, but by relative majority. The SBA-SaarEST.—Extract from letter, dated *• M.S. Cleopatra, Singapore ...
... appeals, i* move the address in the House of Commons, and is argued hence that there uo change in the Ministerial projects. The Whigs ore not prepared to throw up Free Trade. We ask then, i* not the country prepared to throw up? We have had quite enough of ...
... says that 22 of the country party supported the Government, that 35 of the same party were absent, without pairs, and that 10 Whigs supported the amendment. There were 9 pairs. We shall give the full lists in our next. Attempted Bdrolaryâ A few nights since ...
... from ' A 1: dl tbo*. tbo vicroy. gf«rr.. lolvM pl.d/ccawrt, «nd Tlbsuvv, Febbuvuv 12, 1850. Tk ...
... b, tha Praia, wilUhow that have been lai from claiming too much power, for thi. wonjerful clement 'one > 'fei«urc in all Whig Government* been tha attablUhment of expentive commiMiont to inquire into the condition of vanou* department, ul the politic ...
... be sat for that county up to his elevation to the peerage, in October, 1832. The noble lord was a constant supporter of the Whig party, and voted in favour of the Reform Bill. In 1832, for his uniform support to the liberal party, the late Earl Grey obtained ...
... total estimated cost of this miraculous design only £34,ooo,ooo.—Tiwc*. The Spectator in literary article remarks that the Whigs have not great deal of character to spare, they ought to allowed to keep what they have. Witm Wanted.— The PKtladtlyhia North ...
... ousted by Sir Robert Peel, by whom the appointment was given to the Earl of Liverpool. His Lordship held the office until the Whigs again returned to power, in July, 1846, when he was succeeded by Earl Fortescue, supporter of the Russell Administration. The ...
... Whig-radical 1 duration. A scheme of National Education, propounded by Mr. Fox and patroni/ed I.crd John Russell, is tiling we instinctively shrink from with dislike. The well-known heterodoxy of the one and the latitudinarianism of the other, arc Iml ...