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... holders is a complete Whig principle; they have in- variably declaimed against a plurality of votes, of which this is an instance. It is amusing to contemplate the characters delineated in the Reform debate, and should the Whigs be recalled to power, ...
... instrumental in carrying the Bill for the reform of the representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey in August, 1834, the Whig Ministry was modified, and Visiount Melbourne was raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. The Miuistry was dissolved ...
... time before Mr. Talbot had an opportunity of doing no, there is nothing to tell whether be is a Tory or a Whig, or a Whig-Tory, ' or a Tory-Whig, or all, or both, or any of the many , ; appellationa which modern political economy. a , notion, I suppose ...
... made, as it was in the instance of this humble peasant, an instrument of oppression and a perpetrator of wrong.! THE Belfast Whig announces that Mr. W. Cary Pobbs, M.P., for Carrickfergus, will succeed the late Mr. Martley us judge of the Landed Estates ...
... oath ? (laughter). Counsel: Oh, let him go down, my lord. The witness then retired amidst considerable laughter.— Northern Whig. ...
... in his tirades; next, a defender of the Irish Protestant Church, in 1835, warning the House of Commons (vide Hansard) that Whig principles consisted in jealousy of Popery, as an instrument of power, and afterwards panegyrising the religion of Rome in ...
... lord was taunted with being un- grateful to his friends, an intriguer, the mar- plot of Governments, tb; destroyer of the Whigs, and the promoter of an European war. The House of Commons always enjoy a personal attack, and on Thursday it cheered Mr. Disraeli ...
... a ma- jority for Lord John, and upon the first occasion for dispute we shall find the Independent Liberals upset- ting the Whig coach. Every one who desires to see publx affairs efficiently conducted, must wish to see the appeal of the Sovereign duly ...
... cause of peace, and before another month had passed over there might be war in Europe. He was no particular friend of either whig or.tory, but he should like to see his country well governed. Having alluded to the objectionable provisions in the government ...
... of the classes in Penryn division is compact in his favour, whilst he has many warm supporters in Falmouth who are tired of Whig fepreseutation. The Radicals have taken alarm at Mr. Gwyn's success, and have got up a requisition to the mayor to convene ...
... of lid. as heretofore. This intelligent body will not be slow to appreciate the substitution of the Tory fourpence for the Whig three-halfpence. LOUND DROWNED.—The body of a seaman, sup- posed to be that of Robert Thompson, was discovered floating in ...
... ADDRESS. THE question which the Electors of the United Kingdom have to decide at the pre- sent time is not one of party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, but it is,—What amount of Reform will satisfy the just demands of the people ? Those who have noticed the ...