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... something very captivating about M!r Glad- stone's oratory. It was admired by Whigs when the right bon gentlemen was a Conservative; and it is aduired by Conservatives now that he is a Whig. His periods are muellilluous. His intonation is most musi. cal. The ...
... ; there were posting knees and memorandums not is his handwritiee g he OM &Casey that they in Mr Harris's handwriting; the Whigs of amount in hook 18 not written up by him at the thee, but he 'odd not speak to the exact data; it was laid made w,bre he ...
... idea,tmuodottc. A story ua* tile above inalduU'. Mr. .1. W. 'avenport, ■n oll£ eheirne ls -, /''l,.' ' i i ;.\.h, 11- iJia his Whig ml! diivi.i oil wet day with some | .. iMdlosophy of I'reams. I'hc attendance v.as I . hen De Jotigc p l'7c odd tim p. t.nt-rw'ld ...
... THE WHITWORTH GUN. Mr Wbitwarth is la pUI. trials at Um lesaremed ;Whig At previous kids hist year be ka wawa= ht. shot ea easily through the Mike Cl them reseal& MU bad made of the area of ask. I. sow Sat Ohs wroseet-ires arsaaarilstell he theMplie aro ...
... Perhaps it will be well to contrast Lord JOHN'S simple bill of reform with Mr DISRAELI'S complex One CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL OF BILL OF 1859. 1860. No disfranchisement. No disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise Reduction of borough in ...
... progress, but is certain that all the prosperity which has f free trade is owing adventitious circumstances as .h that all the Whigs and Hadiorls arc traitors »lu i. country, and utU.-;.> unlit t > govern it. Politic.' • the life of Blorlucocxl, and ccrta ...
... Pee thrall, Pained his fleet mantimatissi • and ca application, a gratuity of 111 per asma greats I by hisHoeour. A is a.- Whigs somewhim in Hohlorneemetosaking the praise of whin, howeverwade nosimead doing ewe readers whore there is by &jolty landlord-and ...
... . that the - *lag would be kept* tibia, begrime hostilities would abrogater the entire treaty. And as for our 'Nightlong i Whig n a stook of • ems? for three or feel pars' consumption ,wa know perfeetty well that he far better trust to Belgium for his ...
... ar ed in ; bh a v e e x p e c t e d t o 0 receive such a blowea theo sof the noble lord. He B should regret tisee the great whig party exeris ing *e their power ?? and not upon Engmlish d. principles. Atag.] Hewas anot going to oppose the ne bill on the ...
... These are not signs of any 3 warm interest in reform. Members, in fact, detest the idea of parliamentary reform; and Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives are alike sick of the subject, and recoil at Of the prospect of another general election. Indeed, Pal- r ...
... little monopoly spoiled in , ' Catherine Coveney, Klizabeth Cronin, Ellen Minns, M Man, briday, and resulted the death oi ! j le Whig party, and his name has been repeatedly ! the corporation who alone enjoyed the vole fora mem- and Marv Ann Holding, were convicted ...
... disfranchising theist:dad interest. He (Mr Disraeli) did not fear for the conservative party, but be did fear for the great whig party, who bad done so much for the hberties of England, and who mid hardly have expected to receive such • Mow at the et the ...