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... mocrat (Vt.) Mrs. C. J. 11. Nicholas ; the Lily (Seneca Falls), Mrs. Bloomer; the Lancaster Gazette ?? Mrs. Pearson* the Yazoo Whig, Mrs. Horn; the Mountain Bough, Mrs. Pre* wett. — New York Observer. An Editor in Bad Company. — The editor of Bell's Lifk ...
... of tlieir vigour and efficiency had King William IV. received, that when. In November, Lord Althorp became a peer, and the Whigs, tlierefore, lost their leader to the House of Commons, his Mgjesty sent to Italy to summon Bir Robert Peel to his councils ...
... revolution. The Sitrte has been again for libel. The French ministry happens Ju»t now be pMffbt precisely similar to that which the Whig Cabinet found itself after His c of Lord Palmerston's policy the Hou* of Lords. The spirit of the Journals might bs expressed ...
... ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ON MR. ROEBUCK'S MOTION. ?? 310 Noes ?? 264 Tellers , ?? 2 Tellers ?? 2 312 266 ?? 9 Pairs. 9 Absent Whigs ?? 21 Absent Conserva. tives, Including 342 both Protection. £13 ?? 38 Speakerr.. ,. I 313 656 No fewer than 578 members were ...
... Romilly, Burdett, the idol of lise moli; Lord Henry Petty (the Marquis of Lansdowne); James Aber- cronshy, afierswards the whig speaker of the house, and now Lord Durinformline; Croker, of official and literary celebrity ; Chailes Grant (Lord Gleneig) ...
... 60 many of their acts of interference with the affairs of other countries, done ia direct coutrovention of the exposition of Whig prin- i ciples promulgated by Lord Urey. Mr. C >bden explained his \iews on the subject of intervention, and he charged Mr ...
... to' tib Europe wbichb,'amongst other things, 'turned the &c Tories once more out of office in England, and let cri in the Whigs to carry the Reform Bill.' Sir Robert be served his party during the debates on thisimeasure of i by speaking long and frequently ...
... THE WHIG FOREIGN POLI CY. vote* white, the tfrl-r HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, Junk 28. Order read, for resuming adjourned debate question (84 th June), Tbat tbe principles oa which the foreign poiloy of ber Msjeetys Governmentnae titertasalslll bave been ...
... the advocate of agriculture as the antagonist of trade, thus going beyond the Whigs in the direction of free trade. Mr. Disraeli not inaptly told him, that he had found the Whigs bathing, and walked away with their clothes. It was a surprising proof of the ...
... for the much needed reform of the Woods i'and Forests 'has also been cast into that r limbo which is the usual receptacle of Whig e 'Igoo& intentions. With all these, and v other deductions, we 'shall certainly, at the I 'close of the Session, have a beggarly ...
... they might have supposed they hnd reason rely, is the name of Sir Henry W'inston Barron, who obtained a baronetcy from the whigs. Fiddles at Churches.—On one occasion a clergyman who was opposed to the use of fiddles in churches was overruled by the dominant ...
... decided, in a very lordly way, ?? people-whom Lord STANLERY calls rUbbish-shallnot beentrusted; even to a limited extent of the Whig Bill, with the power of self-government. The 'Earl of DESART=a vei'y solemn 'young miamn, with 'a very cousiderable opinion ...