... and intelligence were, in the eye of the law, to be presumed. The balance of parties was vicious invention of latter days—a Whig conception, racy of the trimming character of its authors. Major Beed, who has already done the state some service in matters ...

... their predecessors have done something in the way of reforming the public > service. Sir George Lewis furnishes a list of ' Whig reforms since the year 1848, and winds > with the latest achievements of Lord Panmure in the War Department. Resting on these ...

... met the question oi administrative reform, and secondly, because the amendment must be offensive to those Conservatives and Whigs who had joined the movement. This cry for an extension of the suffrage was a piece of clap-trap, and he called upon the meeting ...

... time bear comparison with the past life of Mr. Urquhart. (Cheers, and slight disapprobation.) This was an attempt to get the Whigs out and the Tories in, and he was surprised to hear Mr. Ironside denouncing the man whom he used to call his friend Palmerston ...

... passing of the reform bill, Tyne, died at his sear, Wbitefield Hallj Wednesday, the 7;) th year of his age. He was a steady old whig, and was much respected in the House Commons. Lord Lyndhurst.—This nobleman leaves town ®arly in the ensuing week, accompanied ...

... Gregge Hopwood, by the Hon. Cecilia Byng, by whom his lordship has a youthful family. The late earl, like his father, was a whig in politics. When Viscount Molyneaux, he was returned to the House of Commons at the general election in 1832, in conjunction ...

... Greys, in their crusade for reform ; and wearing the name of the Russells, was considered as a fair representative of the old whigs, whose support was invaluable in purifying the reform movement from the odium of radicalism, which Cobbett, Burdett and Henry ...

... the same time, that, there was not evidence to show the mental condition of the deceased previous to the occurrence.—Northern Whig, Outrage on Weslayan Minister. —The Boyle Gazelle has the following:— Liberty or Conscience in Boyi,e.—The main street of ...

... Massachusetts, December 16th, 1792, and was highly successful in trade. His great wealth gave him a commanding position in the old whig party, and he was twice elected to congress from the city of Boston. In JB4B he was a prominent candidate for the vice-presidency ...

... received from this rejoicing, and copartners, be signally defeated this occasion, the unauimous determination of conservatives, whigs, and radicals, to do justice to the occasion and put Sheffield in its proper position.—Yours, Pubiicola. Town Hall, Monday ...

... Victoria hall on the evenings of Sunday and Wednesday last. It appears that they are to remain here for some time.— Northern Whig. Shocking Accident the Victoria Dock. Hull.—Do Saturday last, at 7.50 a.m., serious aecideut occurred on board tbe ship Arundel ...

... Victoria-hall the evenings of Sunday and Wednesday last. It up pears that they are to remain here for some time.— Northern Whig. Shocking Accident at Victoria Dock. Hull.—On Saturday last, at 7.50 a.m., a serious aecideut occurred on board the ship Arundel ...