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... SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860. The latest Whig Reform Bill falls as flat on the Country as it fell on the House. Everywhere people of all poliiics are indignantly asking each other, Was it for such a miserable and mischievous imposture as this that the Second ...
... almost without a shadow of opposition from dissentients on every side. What that candid Whig, the late Charles Boiler well called “systematic and enormous whig-radical lying” has been very freely resorted to by its supporters, both in parliament and ...
... r.TnoMAS Stamford Raffles is the new Stipendiary Magistrate of Liverpool. Whig favouritism and Whig exclusiveness have for once been foiled, and the meditated injustice of a Whig Secretary State has been compelled to yield to the pressure of public opinion ...
... indefensible addition to the long catalogue of wrongs which Liverpool h is suffered within the last 30 yeais at the bands of Whig-Radical Administrations. Yet this is what Sir G. Cornewall Lewis undoubtedly meditated. It was stated positively, Tuesday, ...
... 654, would have heartily voted against this most dangerous Bill. As it is, almost every alternate member who spoke from the Whig and Ministerial side of the House, boldly spoke against it, from such ultra Liberals as Mr. Edwin James, Mr. Marsh, and Mr ...
... aside his volumes for more simple narrative ; and be will furnish an invaluable text-book of authority to the “ inheritors of Whig traditions, even when mankind at large .«> m! ,j prefer the more chequered lights of impartial history. As the first man of ...
... be no doubt that his Whig patrons received from him, for all their favours and for all their flattery, a very substantial quid pro qtio. Although ostensibly connected with a Tory daily journal, he was always ready to defend Whig Admiralty management—to ...
... non-political gathering both commerce, the Whigs cannot with truth vaunt much nor can it undo it any more than they can undo any leading townsmen distinguished strangers of all over their political opponents. It was a Whig of the .great laws of Nature. As well ...
... 'at much—perhaps twice ie suffeiiag; endhut to fight the matter where bare j occupying out own wonder reword Sir John Bowring Whig petrone, for inrolriag iu ell tbie •atailiog upon « ell thie lew. S» -i-- « fcm *- jr~ LOTS OP PACKETS FOB BAHIA- Fo*fnrlh ...
... till Three O’clock for securing Beats in the Drees Circle and taking Private Boxes, which mav had under the direction Mr, Qxo, Whig*, ...
... privileges of Parliament, the Crown, or rather by proverbially overbearing Whig ministers of the Crown. Thus, once again Toryism has battled, as of old, against the oligarchical Whigs, for the cherished rights of free and full discussion, in fact for the ...
... manning of Old England Wooden Walls Moreover, now that the Whigs are said at long last to about to emulate our Tory Administrations, and to prosecute Law Keforma in real earnest, regardless of such Whig obstructives Lord Truros or Lord Cranworths, it will be ...