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... So all means let us have Lord Cianricarde again. Let accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a Whig. Is the noble Marquis not one of the Inevitables, whose mission is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...
... against oppression seemed to the Governor intolerable impertinence. But how was the nuisance of free Press to be got rid of this Whig nominee,— this worthy representative of the party with whom civtl and religious liberty” has been the chief stock in trade ...
... the Sergeant Arms. The noble lord, the member for the city of London, is also hatching the Reform Bill, with all the warmth Whig jobbery is capable -of. Meanwhile his partisans circulate reports all quarters of its democratic tendencies, and you hear the ...
... Limes, «>d other Government and Liberal journals. A circular of Mr. Hunt’s readied Lord Liliord, one of the Holland House Whigs, end possessing property in tlie county. Lord Lilford wrote to Mr. Hunt, saying that as he ( Lord L.) did not consider Mr. ...
... and Greene. The other judges (including Mr. Justice Craropton) were all named by Liberal Ministers, and taken from avowed “Whigs.” We refer, of course, only to the “Twelve Judges.” Should Mr. Fitzgerald accept the vacant post there will then seven Protestants ...
... and several officials from Woolwich Dockyard.—Jl/orawy Herald of '1 hursday. Prosecution under the Factobt act.—me 9i them Whig observes in reference to a paragraph on this subject copied from our columnsln Belfast the magistrates have wisely discouraged ...
... worth, of intellectual superiority. On these points*there is no doubt and no difference. But they happen to have sympathy with Whig principles, and to have no faith in Wing Cabinets ; and on that ground alone they are unworthy to he justices of the peace ...
... on which no duty has been paid to several other bouses in town, and ths loss to individuals expected to very great. —Belfast Whig, TELEGRAPHIC WONDERS. (From Gore's General Advertiser.') ' The onion the BritUb Telegraph Compeny with the Magnetic Company ...
... regulate the representation of the people in Parliament. Good may come of this if the seats be taken from close and rotten Whig boroughs in England, and given to the large and wealthy and populous counties, which are most inadequately represented under ...
... for such a base Lord Coventry ha* entere p Cheltenham the natives According to their conception, then, Ac. BuC behold, when . Whig macheothorirem, lordridyuuu.funum.. .tuA-CAehmAcm their duty to the natives was to keep them gross lordtndulges these fanciful ...
... the of Cianricarde to a seat in the Cabinet It amounts to ibis There must be a Privy Seal—be must be one of the inevitable Whigs—he must have some oratorical talents. Lord Clanricarde answers these conditions therefore by all means let us have Lord Clanricarde ...