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... Unite geapt. “NON NOBIS PATBI/E.” MONMOUTH. JUNE 6, 1857. NOTES ON NEWS. Who wants Reform Bill ? Not the Whigs, for it must abolish boroughraongering. Not the Radicals, for they seek rather for the nostrum of the ballot. Then if any of the three great ...
... Apparalua earaa under n, notit a, and after nueh heaitatlnu decided .ending to ,ou for one of t_en. In few da,a it traa poweaeion, whig I applied it according jour written and printed ina traction.. firat applie.tiOß Mtitfied mo the auperiorii, of your apparatua ...
... iberala are preparing for the worat, that they have their candidate, and tiiui tliia candidate, to the perplexity of aome the Whig magnatua u( UUmceatarahire, is Mr. Handel Coaabam; the aooceaalul coal proprietor.) , Isieii Fitzhariiihok and Mb. W. O. Gsacx ...
... and, although they were Irishmen, he claimed for them the sympathy of Englishmen. The Government of England, whether it was Whig or Tory, might depend upon it that Izishmen would never rest satisfied until they saw these prisoners restored to their families ...
... A trial ?” Yes,” replied the youthful Whig, “that is the trial of my ancestor William, Lord Russell.” “My dear fellow, lam so sorry I mentioned it. An ancestor of yours tried ? I hope he got off. So much for Whig martyrology and the cause for which Hatupdeu ...
... sensibility of the eet gradually disappeared aa the cure progressed. SIR CORNS WALL LEWIS. ■ , Knnalnilt «« wnuld ne»«r an inaact Whig? hw*. Dopartlleiad for crMUy, I'J”** “• (ola| the round noaapapan— Th»idaa»alo» groond (hat Sir Georga c n,w,l U ta , h i rotore ...
... against Senator Jones (his colieaguo) of betraying the Whig interest of Tennessee some proceedings connected with the nomination of candidates for the Presidency, and also against Mr. Collom (Whig, of Tennessee) of making false statements. Mr. Cullom—When ...
... eldest son of wealthy Peer, and entered into political life with Mian of real enjoyment. His hereditary oonnenon area with the Whigs, and with them entered office as Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1830, and bore chief part the events of that stormy time. The ...
... Charles Dilke. (Cheers.) Scarcely had that speech at Newcastle been made, before the Whig proprietor of a newspaper, Mr. Edward Baines, ofLeeds, such were his old Whig proclivities, became the first hound in the hunt against man as far his superior as ...
... he was a good member. (Hear bear.) He believed it was Dr. Johnson who said there was very little difference between a good Whig and a good Tty, and reasonable, sensible, able men, whatever party would act pretty much tbe same way under similar circumstances ...
... the fourth resolution to electoral organisation, said that for the metropolitan electors there was happily now no question Whig or Tory. The last election showed that it now only different ehadee of Liberaliam. When went among the small boroughs in the ...
... Of these, one hundred and fifty-one were in favour of Gofewer” 1 ' ° f 3t> fifty-one, than eighty peers were created by the Whig adobevauce' , l,aJ lWir obeyauce or have received increase of rank in the peerage of the United Kingdom—Me, niug Chronicle ...