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... Edinburgh, aged about 75, Lord COCKBURN. His lordship was called to the bar in 1800, was appointed Solicitor-General by the Whig administration who carried the Reform Bill, and was raised to the Bench in 1834. On the 27th ult. ' at Wigan, afield 4, CHARLES ...
... been enough to destroy any administration having the slightest regard for political honour, and the true pride of place ; but Whigs and Peelites have a tenacity for office which overrides every other consideration ; and those who pretend to be independent ...
... liberal basis than was proposed by ministers. (Cheers.) As to the ministry itself, he thought it was a very bad mixture of whigs and tories. The than SHERIFF having inquired if any gentleman had another candidate to propose, and no one coming forward, ...
... George M. Dallas, Pennsylvania, as special envoys the Spanish court, with power buy the island, yet the men of the south, both whigs and democrats, are all bent on the acquisition of Cuba by some means or other. Santa Anna’s movements are incomprehensible ...
... been enough to destroy any administration having the slightest regard for political honour, and the true pride of place ; but Whigs and Peelites have a tenacity for office which overrides every other consideration ; And those who pretend to be independent ...
... Club would hardly prevail against such a legal array as I bar* quoted; and those who might question the authority of the great whig lawyers will hardly refuse to defer to that of Locd Eldon. With regard to Prince Albert not having been swora, the person who ...
... s to allow “a pnrmte msmberi to take the game out their hands. The Irish Church is capital nest-egg of faction, which the Whigs and their new will doubtless endearonr to keep for tbrir own partieakr amusement They hare no need to meddle with it when they ...
... When the late Sir ROBERT PEEL was called in to prescribe for the monetary prostration to which the country had been reduced by Whig imbecility, he resorted to the Income-tax as the most available resource in an emergency ; but palliated the enormity of a ...
... been enough to destroy any administration having the slightest regard for political honour, and the true pride of place ; but Whigs and Peelites have a tenacity for office which overrides every other consideration ; and those who pretend to be independent ...
... at Edinburgh, aged about 75, Lord COCKBURN. lordship was called to the bar in 1800, was appointed Solicitor-General by the Whig administration who carried the Reform Bill, and was raised to the Bench in 1834. On the 27th ult. ' at Wigan aged 4, CHARLES ...
... following account of the ezecatie Ribandmen convicted at the last Monaghr 00. A; murder of Mr. Thomas Douglas Bateson, the Northern Whig - of Tuesday : —Yesterdai the mortal career of Bryan Grant, Neal Quin , iiro Coomey, convicted at the late Monaghan spri,' ...
... the Laud’s End—adverting to and contrasting the habitual use which every other shrewd political party, whether Peelites. or Whigs, or Radicals, notoriously make of their party organs, we laid it down as unchallengeable axiom :— ** It is party self** mu ...