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... girl-as beau- tiful as a Gunning, and something more-married the old advocate for love of liberty, and Parson Horn. She was a whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the las moment of her life; and she was old when she died-in her eighty-ninth year. Her delight ...
... political fashion of treating the people as children, whose eating, drinking, sleep- ing, and amusements are to be regulated by whig barristers of five years' standing, has rather gone out of fashion. ° The London and North-Western Railway has lately gained ...
... population is In the Counties lle 27, and in the boroughs tin 17. Our northern contemporary is an uncompromisingly liberal Whig, and is much afraid that the boroughs —where, in his opinion, liberalism alone existsshould be swamped by the counties. For ...
... alone was wantin g —that of Sir G. Ilayter. He was nowhere to be seen; tlt Lord Shaftesbury, assisted by Lord Ebury, the last Whig creation, was actively engaged supplying his place. This consistent nobleman, whose sympathies are all with Lord Derby, and ...
... fEhrillier IS *Ha 1 of political partici'. %n dime Melees I how uf Derby anal 'Wilford, the sisswehest Wiles 1 leading Whigs, wutild be a So the I Palasynana interval and thy variatai i the peat Liberal party is split. I WHAT LADIES An MADE Or !--Gavaxici ...
... world once called rank Toryism doing the honors of a wide-spread reform feast. The clothes have not been stolen while the Whigs were bathing, but they have been fairly torn off their backs before the assembled Commons of England. The rents have been well ...
... opinion, of a politician, who is, if report speak truly, evannow an aepirant lo future rule over the thinned battalions of Whig opposition, are interesting, not only for the light they throw future tactics of the fallon party, but for the glimpses they ...
... leafing, at same time, ton humiliation and discredit of tba affair ezcluiifcly to him.— OmrMm. COKBBRVATXVKB AND THE CAGLIARI. Whig* >ra rlghteonriy enough deepliad throughout the Continent of Europe. EngUihmen know them for their mlecblef; forelgoere for ...
... unpopularity of the sovereign in possession, often, nay, almost always disappoints the expectations of his fol- lowers, as much as Whig Reformers or Tory Pro- tectionists when transplanted from the cold shade -of opposition to the warm conservatories of place ...
... motion.— Mr. Bright also agreed in the proposal to withdraw. Be hoped that what had occurred would act as a warning to the Whig leaders, not to act in future without consulting the members of their party.—Mr. Dillwyn then withdrew his amendment, and Mr ...
... weather. The Radical Daily Ketcs declares that Lord Derby shall have the independent but honest support of that party. The Whig Xteaminer tauntingly compares the bold conduct of Lord Malmesbury to the truckling of Lord Palmerston abroad, while one and ...
... and doubt very much whether he will be ab e hit once the convenience of those oldfashioned gentlemen and the opinions of Whigs, Radicals, and Peebles, by whose dissension alone can hold power. are informed that Mr. Inglis is to be Advocate General, and ...