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PRACTICE AND PRECEPT

... the l'arliamentary proceedings of the past and present week furnish an exquisite specimen of the difference between Whig precept and Whig example. Parliament had no sooner reassembled after the Whitsuntide holidays than, like a giant refreshed, it set about ...

YET TO THE NYSTMLIES OT CEYLON

... had subsided into a reinstallation of the Whig.; and have been suspended over their heads in terrorens ever since. Lord Torri::gton will not be tried at the bar of the Lords —Earl tire: is not censured—the Whigs are not out. If this narrative he accurate ...

CIVIC ATTAIIIIIIENTL

... and our Town Councillors are, perhaps for the first time, enjoying a large share of Canadian attention. The Daily British Whig, after giving the debate at length, sums up his sarcastic and bitter commentary upon our civic ignorance, thus— But, to be ...

Suminaru

... government wh . ch the members considered best adapted to their national wants and feelings; and but for the pandering of the Whig Government to the heads of the Romish hood in Ireland, and thsir conferring of titles and precedense, and money and privileges ...

Summary

... Parliament, was the proper method of treating any petty tyrant who dared assume to himself to govern the realm of Britain. The Whig Government have preferred a bill, and after it has been indefinitely postponed by the factious opposition of a Papal coterie ...

(From our Pricate Correspontkut.)

... country's faith to leave no stone unturned for the overthrow of what O'Connell used to style the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, they have nevertheless taken counsel of their discretion, albeit not highly gifted with that invaluable quality, and at the ...

DEATH OF XR SEUL

... influence of the Duke of Devonshire, the small borough of Dungarvon, always of course supporting the most liberal section of the Whigs. Amongst his first appointments was that of Vice-President of the Huard of Trade, in the last Melbourne Ministry, and then ...

EDINBURGH, SATURDAY, Juxe 7, 1851. Summary

... Russell made a characteristic speech in favour of the bill. The working classes, as well as others, have been caught in the Whig trap. What Government was unable to accomplish through • means of a Registration of Births. Deaths, and Marriages Bill, or ...