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... LORD PA E ON THE REFORM BILL AND THE WHIGS. The f on Monday ing speech was delivered xt the dinner at Brechin Lord Paswvae, i; after our reporter had left :-— in acknowledging the toast of his health by the Earl of , said—I rise to thank you your ial ...
... American ???.-The Vicksburg Whig is responsible for the following story: When we hear such threats of disunion made by these redoubtable politicians, who appear to breakfast, dine, and sup upon gunpowder, round shot, and chain lightning, it reminds ...
... next to accuse the Whigs working out “the Reform Bill,” and of becoming “as great of not efficiently Jobbers as once the Tories were.” T have often heard the former expression, but I confess I co not fully understand its meaning. The Whigs did pass many measures ...
... thasers any time be- ‘The Oaks will be pointed out to DAVID pn tie Sate, om wo ‘at the MUIR OF LOUR (a little to the north of Whig Oaks, at Eleven JAS, 8, MARSHALL, Fothringham, 18th Mareh 1858. SALE ...
... Oakes will be pointed out to to Davip Forester. any time be- fore the Sale, on at the Morn oF Lour ‘a little to the north of Whig Street) with the Oaks, at Bleven o’: The Roup to ...
... between Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston is a matter of common conversation, and the union of his name with all the leading Whig statesmen at the Speaker's dinner was, perhaps, only the forerunner of its union at another table. The report is, that his ...
... said that an amendment on the Address will be moved in the House of Commons bj* the Marquis of Harrington on the part of the Whig opposition, and that it will be seconded by Sir Morton Peto. The Advertiser makes the same statement, and says there is perfect ...
... = THE ADD! Ts tata thes it b mid he) en comet im the of Commons by the Mar- Address will be Harriagton part of the Whig {6 will be exconded ‘Sir Morton Pete. makes the esme cays thare is perfect acoard that, with all the clsmeats of ‘The fine, ina Ministry ...
... was a man of great influence among his party. Although the nephew of Lord Melville, he was through life steady and consistent Whig. In the House of Lords he seldom spoke ; but he was always listened to with respectful attention. In 1831 he received his earldom ...
... Roofing, ing, Pouring, cat ond tx lots ; end the Rathooy of the fore the Sale, on ‘The Oaks will be out ony time to ah tho whig sire), with the Oaks, o'clock Mur ov Lous Mttle to the marth of Fothringham, 18th March JAS, 6. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. PALING ...
... aa: ‘that I am the last man who should forget the long stru; for the liberties of the maintained by the Whigs, at the risk of personal Who the Whigs were who risked their liberty in the cause of the people I am ignorant. But I know that the extreme Liberals ...
... at Coventry, has produced considerable sensation political circles, as indicating that an influential section of the old Whigs are not disposed to follow Lord John Eussell in his indiscriminate opposition to the Ministerial Reform Bill. Both Earl Grey ...