... anything of greater mark than the suffrage Ministers are of agitation— an imitation of the Charters big little are to by of Whig charter the Amendment Society is to see its work -by official hands the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting the only of being ...

... scientifically with the question in this early Dumber. Wit, like eleetrieity,esiets in everything. Thee, there is wit even in a Whig minister—if you know bow to get it out of him. Wheu he comes down to the house, charged, let ' Pasquin' tap him. Insta.ttly ...

... by Sir B. Hall to justify even the charge of vacillation, much less the broad assertion that He was not respected by either Whigs or Tories. The votes alluded to cannot be estimated without reference to the arguments by which they were sustained, and the ...

... supersede every sort of agitation—with an imitation of each ; the Charters big and little, are to be superseded by a sort of Whig charter; the Law Amendment Society is to see its work done—or shelved—by official hands, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...

... rrrrgansliiro. The Archdeacon very strongly attacks Sir B. Hall's statement that the late Bishop was not respected by either party, Whig or Tory, in consequence of the vacillation of the Bishop's opinion from 18:10 d awnwards. The counter-statement is made that ...

... again. (Cheers and laughter.) I must as) , I feel . . „ ceedingly gratified at the course the Whig eiibinet hes taken on this subject: Our friends the Whigs don't allow sollieient pluck in their pulilh policy. laughter.) Now I will give then' ere it tor ...

... statements that extensively circulated not the minister other than the welfare of the country at heart cannot be convinced that the Whig would be to change which be proved to necessary clear evidence proving the lower of England are now in condition finatacial ...

... their birth and they had seperated from each other Government of Parliamentary Reform The Daily tells the measure which the Whigs announce for the extension of the suffrage is to be sent and lot voting towns and £10 freeholds in the counties” We believe ...

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... these capaeities do I think that a public testimonial is merited. In his political character he was not respected by either Whigs or lories, in consequence of the Irequent vacillation of his opinions from the year 1830 downwards; whilst as BillO. Llandatf ...

... more than I can assent to the asser- tion so rashly made, that in his political character he was no; r,spected. either by Whigs or Tories, in consequence of the frequent vacillation of his opinions from the year 1830 d ivvnwards. That party politicians ...