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... should be said to the credit of fallen foe. The new Ministry will unusually debating power, though it may be regreitea that ihe Whig tendency to govern means oligarchy should already have manifested itself. It cannot he denied that an undue nuralfer of seats ...
... wore serious and imptesaiva. , I.f.ttku from Capua, of Nov. 5, in the „ .iKK i r n Victor Emmanuel coming, and Ganbakli ia whig: auch. least, is the general expectation. Garibaldi having told his secretary and two a'llaa-ih; cam» to hold themselves in ...
... that rpow* under yonr feet How delightful iwj joy which know*!” Awl the thoughts how sablime, which lie ** Utter the i . The Whigs tboy/nsy fancy they govern the Stete, the world they rasy seem prevail in debate« But now the season the troth disclose-— _ ...
... Kobatt wat mack maul m tat of tba moat atafal maathiaa tha Hoaaa af Cowwaawa. Ba waa almoat aaaataady working aoatteiUata. waa Whig, tba majority bit Coattmlirra; bat would hoar at at aihaa wbilo Uwtd, te gnat wat ter hit character, aad ao highly did thay ...
... the in the country. Now have the tyo greatest legal authorities—two future Chancellors, ifthey live long enough—the courtier Whig and the real Tory, heartily uniting in sweeping law reform—the result of the combined consultation of a law society which include* ...
... exclaims ths The electors of Great Grimsby have returned siter contest, by msjortly 11 opponent, Ur. lien,age. ken tb. tn« of the Whig house of erburouglt here is coa.i'ered. and the circumstance that Mr. baa her reoreiouted the boruugb, it will appear that ...
... of two of the *? Pfweat * 9rM . combining herd B--extension of the traucbise, and te •Whor, U4 because hod been its teU * b Whig *®}s u ~, Us* Q «r,M ry. The object seemed gfy. W4 * ,rom th 9 liberal fL® Popular side; and, so, would win S ®®. 5® down. ...
... orderedbretobetim gad.: anxoiCK or raws. There wea smut shock of Is Kingitown. Jauaioa, «u th« •tmiac of Um 11th ati. The Hichmond Whig, wboM motto “Bio woipwTjrasiiU,'- toa droppad It nqiMat ot Ua PiotoatrMarahai aenajml. Loolard, the accomplished parfonxur ...
... subjects of difference between the two great parties have boon rernoved nt home, foreign politics, ouce the weak point of the Whigs, up, and make Lord Palmerston indispensable. While the Budget ia eliding through Parliament it may be useful if I givo few ...
... Government formed of squeezable materials. objected narMse the number of members. expressed his belief that while the old Whigs . some Radicals would like to throw the bill over, the Liberals of Scotland wore disposed accept the SIL provided that ton ...
... apnlauded from any one, but which was amazing from man of seventy-seven Strange that foreign politics, once the weak spot of Whig Government, should alone I between the Conservatives and i>ower I OUTLINES OF WEEK. >** out Mr. - * reformer. I« W • ...
... play, and united the i-,i n g on the consequence* of the disaster. Guards played the Coronation Match from the Propkite, pe« Whig, which is Jefferson Dans# Sweclatom along the rente which the ptoceecion wra to these conseqaeoces, it the garden. The line ...