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... of Minis tart and encouraging hopes of effectually smothering tbe Reform Bill, by such an idle tirade on the history of the Whig party aa wo read in contemporary tbit morning. It is obvious that the work of revising our Parliamentary system will have to ...
... establish their footing under Colonial Reformers than under Colonial Conservatives. And the writers who affect to charge the Whig leaders with confining their to few aristocratic families, were never thrusting forward low taunts respecting Mr. .mercantile ...
... of his tenants, besides having acted in individual cases towards many of them upon much more munificent scale.” Tbe Northern Whig says that the subscribers to tbe testimonial to Lord Clarendon, which is limited to the members of the Flax Society, met yesterday ...
... nal institutions took the conetitution as jt had existed for 800 years, and therefore I see no reason to identify him with Whig, Tory, ur Radical in this country. 1 hope that after his moderate and singularly talented address, this great community will ...
... every stage of the proceedings, from the day of the fearful tragedy to the present period. The Northern Whig contains the following letter. It is, the Whig remarks, “of soma interest to the electors and tenants of the county of Antrim, showing the opinions ...
... at the bar and as a blaster in Chancery, will continue to mark his administration on the judicial bench. Mr. Kindersley is a Whig in politics; but not having been in Parliament never possessed those direct political claims which pro usually all potent with ...
... Cabinet. The great Edmund Burke, whose writings were referred to as to some political bible, great he was, and though first the Whig and then the Tory party give him place, not one ever thought of admitting him to the Cabinet. had been said, that some of them ...
... England and France end the foolish ambition Louis XIV. They drove the government and the country too much into the hands of the Whigs far vary long period. Out in the midst of all these evils, and even when the young Pretender was Derby, with his two or three ...
... Monarchy may appreciate without any compromise of their special views. There are abundant features in M. Kossuth's career which 'Whig and Chartist, Royalist and Republican, may equally honour and admire; and will Dot be the first in attempting to monopolise ...
... worn-out,inatitulions(cbeers). 1 have read in the newspapers this morning, that Ur. Frederick Peel bos joined her Majesty’s Whig gorernmeot, and that it likely men of whose acquaintance £ am proud will become component parts of this administration. Here ...