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... Irish Exculpation. —On the 3d inst., the Northern Whig described » dangerous bet,” in which it was stated that a man named Greenaway had, in consequence of a wager, proceeded to drink six glasses of whisky (26 0.P.) in succes-. non, and that at the fifth ...
... rather have seen Mrs Fletcher in a box at the theatre than have seen Mrs Siddons on the stage of the same theatre. She was a Whig, and long a widow. She married for love of what marriage is said seldom to give—liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, an ...
... scraping money together, and actuated by not one single noble sentiment nor will our readers hastily take for granted that the Whig statesmen were willing to risk a revolution for the mere sake of keeping their places. On the other hand, the perfect disi ...
... India Company, to be drowned in a clamour for England for the Ten-pounders, and another coalition will be made between tie Whig oligarchy and the organised platform of Radical macontents. Thi Reason Why.—Friend Grace, it seems, had a very good lorse and ...
... with regard to it, the more frankly warn you of a danger which I see before us. Twentyfive years ago the Tory party, and the Whigs almost much so, were greatly afraid an extension of the suffrage ; now very few ])ersons of any intelligence, even among the ...
... India Company, to be drowned in a clamour for England for the Ten-ponnders, and another coalition will be made between the Whig oligarchy and the organised platform of liadical malcontents. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF BANK DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS. (From the ...
... result in the formation of a new Opposition, containing the best elements of the Russell, Gladstone, and Bright followings. The Whigs always become liberal in opposition, and we are likely to get a much more liberal Administration after Palmerston than with ...
... to seize the championship of our national independence from his Lordship. The majority against Lord Palmerston, including Whigs like Lord John Russell, Lord Elcho, Lord Melgund, Sir James Duke, Col. Sykes, and Mr Dunlop ; Free Traders and Peace Advocates ...
... party, if compact, is but a decent minority, and his support in the assumption of office derived from Radicals. Peelites, and Whigs, who will embarrass him on the first opportunity. But internal difficulties and home questions may well fade before external ...
... rose-bushes, manufactured from tin plate, and painted in imitation of Nature. An Irish Exculpation.—On the 3d inst., the Northern Whig described a dangerous bet, in which it was stated that man named Greenaway had, in consequence of a wager, proceeded to drink ...
... The Whigs are even more exclusive than the Tories, and have seldom allowed men like Peel and Disraeli to become their leaders. The popular party have themselves, however, greatly to blame. If they only stood one another half as well as the Whigs and Tories ...
... an’ I’ll no beleeve they've rnuckle manhood” aboot tiiem if they play sae nicely into the hands o’ the Tories or feenality Whigs as to throw awa’ their present chance o’ gettin’ a gude Reform Bill. Ane or twa that read my notes last week thocht I was jist ...