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... Radical Reformers of 1890 Not seventy men in Parliament. They made up the Whig majority. After •832, they numbered hundred and fifty, and the political organs of that day exhibited the Whigs petitioning the Radicals for alms, and praying not only for support ...
... Adam Black, the Edinburgh city members of Parliament, complain the recent Whig Government about the demoralising billeting system in Scotland ? And although they sat behind the ex-Whig Ministers, and were amongst the most zealous of their supporters, yet ...
... cause sleep, and that the practice of giving this poisonous drug to children, by ignorant nones, lamentably general.— Belfast Whig. ...
... consequence 61 the unusual mildness of the weather, bad almost reached maturity. They ware grown in the open air. —Brlfaet Whig. The long-expected report of the Commissioners the serious party riots in Belfast, July and September last, has been issued ...
... Tories. There are more true gentlemen among them than in any other parly; they are not so miserably petty'and exclusive the Whigs, and they have a sense honour and truth which the present Radicals do not possess. To these toperior qualities they are indebted ...
... leader on Mr Locke King’d motion, says : ‘•The moral of Thursday night id, that for the promotion of any Liberal measure a Whig ought to be in opposition and a Conservative in office. Lord Palmerston, who voted against Mr Locke King’s former bill, had ...
... follow her dispersion of leaders congregated in dangerous to the grave. - proximity oar territories and stations, and to Ti jg WHIGS AND THB LIBERALS, aemmeg the safety and tranquillity the sub- {rrom ,*,«*» ifarirv.i doed provinces. That aneroly party Government ...
... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr H‘Bride hud her, io like manner, sent back to Edinburgh Nui thern Whig. ...
... seat, at Fustunora. The noble lord was 72 yean of age. On the 7th of September, 1231, was derated to the peerage by the then Whig Ootaramant for services rendered in the cause of Befnrn. ...
... members of the party already whisper their hopes of finding a future leader in the anstoreet utilitarian among the hereditary Whigs. If, however, recent experience ia to inlluenee the anticipations the future, it may be conjectured that the Government, after ...
... stocks in hand are beginning to fear that the reduction, and hence their losses, will be great. Sewed Muslim. —The Northern Whig —This business, which some time ago olTordcii to many a hard-wrought young woman, and wus ofien the sole dependence of struggling ...
... morning. Mr Handysidc was called to the Scottish bar in 1822; for some time he filled the office of Deputc-Advocate under the Whig Government ; he was appointed Sheriff of Stirlingshire in 1810; and in 1833, on the accession of Lord Aberdeen to power, he ...