... Walewski presumed too much and he is discharged in consequence. _ _ Under these circumstances it is rather amusing to find the Whig evening organ exulting in its superior wisdom, and asserting that the pamphlet was by no means to be taken as the embodiment ...

... had done so much to carry it. For twenty years the authars—l mean the parliamentary authors—of that bill,the leaders of the Whig party, steadily refused to stir one single hair's breadth in advance of' it. They justified by their conduct that which a friend ...

... implying a seven-pound rental, for the borough franchise. Either, we believe, would content him for the nonce coming from the Whig Government. But would it content the working classes? Far from it. Their electoral demand does not stop short of universal ...

... surviving son of the late Mr. William Murphy, a celebrated cattle salesmaster at Smithfield, and a distinguished politician of the Whig-Catholic school, which supplied so many back-stairs advisers to Lord Normanby, and other very Liberal viceroys, in the days ...

... BRIGHT, its mouth-piece, is silent on it. The small boroughs are to be pared down wherever a Conservative can be displaced and a Whig or Radical substituted. These are to be the broad features of the bill, whose sole object is to keep the present Government ...

... the rejected of the Yarmouth freemen on the same occasion, and who is brought for ward by the fusionist party of Radicals, Whigs, and nondescript Liberals. Neither candidate has any local influence in the borough, although Sir Francis Goldsmid is the owner ...

... artifice to make them forget Ten Hours broadest and most open grounds. What would the be the milk and water of some constitutional Whig. Bills, the truck system, mill-fines, and other worshippers in Moorfields, Spanish-place, or the We propose, therefore, to ...

... which so nearly concern our religion and the liberty and free action of our Church. It is not to be wished for that either Whig or Tory, Protestant or Presbyterian, should be allowed to intrude into the domain of ecclesiastical affairs. But, unhappily ...

... the last ! and a condemnation of the present Ministry, and as a recognition tardily and grudgingly given by the organ of the Whigs to the efforts of that statesman whom it has so unscrupulously maligned— Lord MAL3fESBUILY. The treaty, - engagement, alliance ...

... minister who has served under Whig, Tory, and Coalition governments for some half a century, and who is probably at heart something more of the old Tory than most of his opponents, is at the head of a motley following of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites. To ...

... his maternal of . in os se ho bequeathed to him leti a 1 immense wealth In politics Lord Londesstaunch suppor t er of , the Whig party. He Ss7,.lloYallGeorge. Iv., in 8 - 2 w o as a Knight Commander ..el s4 ` J itttd anoverian Order , . a fellow of the ...

... government was then formed, and he called it a composite government, for it was composed of the Peelites, some very strong Whigs—although they were perhaps like those wigs which a certain hairdresser in the Strand wrote up—made to fit in such a manner ...