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... things) I still sincerely Y believe to be, &c. In short, Mr. Bright has been the protector of the Tory camp against the old Whig y phalanx, which, taken by surprise, and routed in that memorable night of February, soon rallied and advanced to the attack ...
... to secure for Lord Derby's absurd administration an immimity dangerous to the empire. For the endeavour of the ! exclusive Whig emigres to restore their ancien regime is met by the counter agitation or demonstration, if it amounts to no more, of' the ...
... that the work of Par- r 1 liamentary Reform is one for which neither of the twot great administrative parties in the State-the Whig T and Conservative-have any great stomaci'. Still this reform must take place, for it is just as a . legitimate, to use Lord ...
... b)een the head to conceive or the energy to execute them. Indeed, it is not in quiet husiness- w like legislation that the Whigs excel. Of late they havefr -been doing nothing at all in this line; amid, in lieu thereof, th they have been playing their ...
... is reasonably to be feared they have been entrusted to Neptune's mail-bag, by the commander of some craft caught in foul ?? Whig. CONFESSION OF A MuRDEREBR-A man named Pilkington, who has enlisted in the Royal Artillery, while on his way to India some ...
... l, ye will be the latp JdeJackson's successor in the Coiurt on .of Co~mmlon Pleas. CO DISRaESS iN -BETF.FST. -The Northern Whig has.G 'the following gratifying statement, founded upon official returns of the number of paupers of all classes Y- in the ...
... 100imen who do mit timies showv somue asmouett of ) insdepemndenmce, amd they act free from the shackles of the Ly Tory or Whig sections of time aristocracy, and it is by our 's work, it is by our s peeches, by oulr votes, that we tranisfer ?? cuf Go ...
... tried and trusted friend of na Neill throughout his Burmese campa igns, the militar com on] mander of the first armed steamer whig.ch aceded th agsth above Ailababad, the officer whom Havelock recommne.tea for a majority. These facts speak for the man better ...
... franchise to which those cmniieuit Wlhig statesmeni gave an (opposition! ) sanctioll at that distant and 3 stormy period when the Whigs were struggling for the Treasury Bench. But we know, and many of our readers remember the phases of that time, Ewhat was the ...
... Lord Ellenborough, Mr. 0 Cardwell's motion, essentially one of censure or Ino confidence, comes on to-night; and should Whigs A and Radicals, Liberals and Advanced Liberals, hold hi well together, it is not difficult to predict the result. The Ministry ...
... Great Britaiin since the glorious Revolution of Sixteen Hundred and .lehty-echt, as thle venerable, Pils he,, butt staunch Whig, Sir T-arry Moncreiff, Spoke, when Ger peayiiig for George IV. onl his accession. France par gai'n him had more thanr enough ...
... leading statesmen of this country have pronounsced in, favour ofc Parliamoentary Reform. (Hlear, h~ear.) The Government of the Whigs which ruledl the country from 1846 to 1852t was prsided ver b Lord ohn Rusell.(Partial cheering.) That (ilovernurent n.anuhluously ...