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... in Parliament has always been a pet measure of the“ Liberals” and“ Whigs.” Since Lord John Russell's celebrated Bill of 1832, alterations of every shade, from extreme moderation to Chartism, have been proposed in our national system of legisia- tion. ...
... country, should their politer he such to justify Jts support. The effect on the Whigs to ruin them as party. Thie is to bo the last effort of Lord Palmerston and the Whigs to get back to office without giving adherents their future policy. The Post insiats ...
... trath of the story. An emetic, however, was administered, and they left believing that the evnsequences were likely to ensue.— Whig. Drate or a Ruseran Lavy —The awful death of Palesikoff, one of the Most charming amongst all that bevy of charming ladies ...
... a hero struggling with the storms of fate was sight for the gods: they did not define for what class of spectators a broken Whig, remorselessly flung from the place: which it cost him years of feverish struggle to reach, and frantically striving to re-ascend ...
... additional proof the observation that office produces exactly oppoeite effects upon Whigs and Tones. It indeinitely improves tne Tories, and completely spoils the Whigs. The Prime Minister himself will only say that in committee any one should move to ...
... come up to their own standard, Two other parties .will then remain in opposition to ministers—the Palmerstonians, and the old Whig section, led by Lord John Russell. Whether they will agree to sink minor differencss. and. by a coalition trip np the Premier ...
... beneficial to the country, ertions in cha tbe’ approbation of his constituents. Unal- lured by the delusive promises of the Whigs, nor yet detrayed into a false position by the professions of Tories —his endeavour is to secure good measures no matter from ...
... 2 Only in that case, if it should please a mys- terious Providerce to restore the Whigs, and reduce us to beggary by an additional tax upon knowledge, or some such Whig- gish device, we need not seek a refuge from despair in the bottom of the Shannon ...
... age? Well may tha Reeord ory:— thea be=-bat ob, how fallen, how chenged !” Dr, Johnson said once thet the devil was the first Whig: he must indeed have been an arch tomptor who-tused Shafwebury from the plain path of reetitede. Butit is useless to multiply ...
... J should be inclined to anti- sipate a majority of about 100 for government, were it not that I hear some thick-and-thin Whigs talk in a lukewarm strain a bout the success of the govern— ment, The Tories will vote against ministers, with the exception ...
... the earliest sample we have heard of forthe present year. The oate were grown on the farm of Me J Walsh, Kirkeubbin—Northern Whig. - Baanpy—To one gallon of brandy me two quarts of raspberries: bruise them ina ittle of the brandy. Let them steep ten or ...
... ment is immipent, reparations bine’ cake: in sume of the and beroaghs. Ia ne at gs Cis aid, en antl Whig te propered tm address the eonotit 5 tbat hte friends ave mablag ao | Copteia Bellew will eyegty, Bir T. hee wh & fer Galway, on election Me. Groves ...