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... strict impartiality years had never been impeached, and who X to and venerated by all classes of his coun* On the part of the Whig-Government the I of such a magistrate was a paltry, endeavour to gain popularity with the radit*' since had they been really ...
... E. Heald, J. j Vyvyan, Sir Rich** Heathcote, Gilbert ANALYSIS. AYES. noES- Present Protectionists 212 Whigs present Tellers 2 Tellers I Whigs 23 Peelites Peehtes 17 Desertions from I tionists 254 Pairs 12 , Pairs '1 , The following names appear in ...
... determined for the future to withhold their support from Lor( John Russell's Cabinet. One of these, the noble head of ai old Whig family, appeared among the proxies in the Division on the Address, but is understood that that was the last occa sion when ...
... really no danger in endowing a large section of our labouring population with this privilege. Lord John Russell vindicated Whig principles and the motives and objects of the Reform Act against the strictures of Mr. Drummond and Mr. Roebuck. The course ...
... take place, but that the amount will be placed against the nine millions of additional public debt created by the economizing Whigs of our day during the last three years, chiefly in aid of objects connected with Ireland and its miserable population. The ...
... this Christian country, and the Prime Mm ster of England scruples not to abet his pretensions to that post. Verily, while the Whigs last, England can never lack new schemes, and new schemers, upon all conceivable questions. ■ The drunkenness produced by vinous ...
... something like real interest, and was looked upon a large section of Whig-Radicals as the one thing necessary to the full completion ol the Russell Reform Bill. At that time the literary Whigs and philosophical Radicals—the one class represented by Sir Lytton ...
... year, paid, of course, by the suitors for justice in the Queen's Bench. The late Appointment of Queen's Counsel.— The usual Whig system of favouritism and its usual concomitant AVhig jobbery are abundantly manifest in the late appointments of Queen's Counsel ...
... necessary to mask his hostility. In fine, Lord Palmerston is threatened with the greatest earthly misfortune that can happen to a Whig—the loss of his place. In a good cause, England would have supported him to the last extremity—not for the sake of the man ...
... THE NEWCASTLE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1850. Sir Charles Wood may be set down as one of luckiest Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer P record, for he is in possession of a real, bona fide surplus, a piece of good fortune that* rarely or ever before ...
... all scruples, and be considered an ample justification for voting black white. This is an old and serviceable trick of the Whigs. It is one which the late Mr. O'Connell was in the habit of using continually in their favour; and, much as we know, and low ...
... Chronicle, which has been estab-1 lished upwards of thirty years, and at one period enjoyed j the favour of the Lambtoh and Whig Party, advertised for sale by auction at Durham, the 11th April. v A black surtout and some other articles of man's apparel ...