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... observing, as you all must, the distress that is I trast that all now se prevalent throughout the country, classes—whether Whigs, Tories, or Radioals—will for the present forget their own political crotchets, and join as men te oppose that party whe I ...
... taxation. Foar parties may be said to be interested in the present con- juncture of colonial potitics :— 1. The official or Whig party, 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 8. The Radical or economical party, 4. The colonists themselves; of these, the last three ...
... fired at character. j the olhrr gendarme, bat fortunately without effect, and the ~ -*•«. robber* w» Th* weekly or«»B ot the Whig party MT>The pro. I robbere at len|ih went off, 1«> in* babied thrm ■aUtco.'t. teettoaisU intend to do«««o amendoiCDt on the ...
... is essential te the improvement of Ireland, that this law be substantially noble lord, who while he sat in parliament was a Whig, delivered a scathing denunciation of the present mi- nistry, and their Irish measures. The Hon. St, John Butler seconded the ...
... pelled even to eat his meat in solitude —Sir George Heads Tour in Rome. New Hospiratity.—A Cincinnati corres- pondent of the Whig relates the following incident :— evening I stepped into a shop and learnt a fact touching slavery, from the lips of the man ...
... is ruin to themselves But beyond this utter neglect the farmers* condition, a positive insult is inflicted upon them by the Whig Government in selecting Mr. Villiers, the apostle of free trade, to move the Address. He very coolly treated the present ]>osition ...
... Grenfell. The Herald tltat 22 of the ** c- ontry party” -ri d tue government, ti.at 35 of the same I without pars, and that SO Whigs suppmteJ the amendment. Tneru acre aits. DliiniS, MAURI.-UilvS, DI-ATUS. BIRTHS Feb. I, ail Vale-pio e, Chelsea, Mrs. Randal ...
... interview with her Majesty \c>t> rday.” With larger majorities for ministeis beevn the t/ivrt campaign which last placed the Whig, the Opposition benches—.VorNiNf Herald. RELIEF OP THE POOR.— Thvesday. Feb. 21. Motion asade, and question pu:, That this ...
... agitata ?* Thk Pastils in thb Housb or Comm-jnb.— -la the prrsent House of Com.uout there are four distinct parties —First, the Whigs proper, or Miniaterhdiita, numbering about 260; secondly, the Peel section, numbering about 90; thirdly, the and Hume Radical ...
... retirement of Lord Albert Detnsoo. The room was crowded and overflowing. profeasiont of Mr. Romilly, well the conduct the Whigs generally, passed under review, and were subjected to some •erere remarks; and when the motion was submitted as to whether ...
... nt in the House of Lord Albert Denison having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, being made only on the previous Monday. The Whigs since been have actively canvassing, holdizg meetings, &c. A section of this party, advo- cates of financial and parliamentary ...
... Bright” during his visit Ireland. It ia far more Intelligible on supposition of bargain—a thing not without parallel in the of Whig administration—between the Irish priesthood and her Majesty's Gweruaicnt, which the former have secured them sufficient shsru ...