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... Some of the old Whig papers—the ‘* Manchester Guardian,” | for instance, which is an old consistent Whig jour- | nal of great repute in Lancashire — publishes an article this week deriding reform. The old Whigs are still the old Whigs, believing in the ...
... elected by his fellow-citizens to represent the Scottish metropolis in Parliament. Mr. Black was a Whig, and a supporter of the Whig Lord-Advocate, and the Whig Lord Advocate had no intention to disturb the existing order of things. Mr. Black, therefore, had ...
... to marshal themselves are no new and large region of longer adequate. In this men forget party shib- Doleths. The creeds of Whig and Tory are all too narrow to embrace the legion of doctrines and A that fall to be examined. The public which, failing to ...
... fortune must now, we mand of t emplification of the labour suppose, be superseded by the luck of Irish beggars who, under the Whig poor-law, are born heirs to silver chalices. This fact was revealed a few days no part of agv, as we learn from the Irish journals ...
... mire fern, Gramm wee kr it the world I wea beam es& mist sad der urged', 0(J. & . la , and while pollee re pee. be the breath Whig, I. *he of the wills of Dr Duth L.ss Prime leash sad err of inner Mad. et the lower ebb. In se .. .. r fMr Mart by coupling ...
... session in the House of Commons to see the hye-plav in th withdrawal of-that motion, (Laughter). The Whigs, Sir William Napier, and the Conservative Whigs, scemed to be quite abroad about what should be the result of a divi- sion. Neither of them could calcul:te ...
... the waters in the south of Ireland will be painfully in many a village and homstead. THE END 0? a CONMEISION.—The Northers Whig announon the close of the Goya's/nen inquirzei4iieeto the municipal state of disorgenintion in Belfast in terse terms :— ...
... on the propriety of enabling the Government to get out of its difficulties. We are not told what asked of the distinguished Whig statesman. Was he implored to enter the Cabinet, or draw up a Reform width would be tolerably sure to receive the support of ...
... if they are to place their works in that series of classics, they would decrade themselves by becoming mere editors of the Whig-Radical statesmen of 1832. Many of the difficulties which deterred them from reform have disappeared; and if they have perplexities ...
... power. This was for the removal of certain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John Russell's than any one else's in the Whig ranks. But the House of Commons adopted the bill by a majority of 44; and thereupon the Tory Ministry of that day, instead ...
... uttered. The Disracliso signify something, and it may thet, namely, tbe advent of the ai leootum, wbea the Tory eball he with the Whig lamb, the Redical tb bimeolf mayb» ao equaily couspicuous th of the Happy ‘amily, in Denison’s mevagerie, at |e a, about Day ...
... published, disclose a greatly-increased ex- port of cotton ianufactures from thesekingdoms. Bleached l muslins are in fair ?? Whig. ?? ?? i CAUTION TO COACH DRivEns.-On Monday, at the L Police Court, Maryhill, Andrew Rodgers, a driver, whosconducts one of ...