OCR LONDON >£. . Lovdox, Thursday. PtftrE Tneeiay morning ra moor had been afloat that Government intended to ..
... A-.mqiistratiou bat it too early yet for anything ...
... A-.mqiistratiou bat it too early yet for anything ...
... don't know what truth there is in it I should fancy it more probable that the Liberals went too far, and that some of the old Whigs fought of democracy. One the most remarkable debates of the Session has terminated a grave vote of censure being carried against ...
... retiring defaulter. The posts are sang sinecures-'-at least, very nearly so. The Tory press in feather oyer .the prospect of Whig disgrace. There has rarely been so'fine picking since the tell of fiaoon. movement now foot to oretent Mr. Negretti, the rated ...
... they had many different interests within the borough. First there was the -territorial interest. They had fair epriukling of ; Whig lords, and they ought proud that they j had residing amongst them noblemen whose rotes were generally on the aide favourable ...
... of the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in the celebrated case of Norton v. Melburne,” but in his practical prosecutions he lent too much Whig asperity, and in his capacity of public prosecutor of Lord Cardigan before the Peers, it was apparent that the trial was only ...
... 44 I^XOELSIOR FAMILY SEWING and EMBROIDERY MACHINES, with complete, from .; Simplest, cheapest, and bant, for avery homa. WHIG lIT A MASN, IW llolborn Bart. l/mdotv E.O. List* ACCIDENTAL DEATH, oWiM,V/Ul/ for jE3 year, at ACCIDENTAL AND M ARINE INSURANCE ...
... lain! agents base earned the day tor the pir-M . am!, w hat still more silly and venal. sell, not choosing vote for either Whig Tory Cnnvrisaliva candidates, have lately been obliged put with the ronliuued insults and abu*e both panics—from the lug® because ...
... declined is by no means undisputed, but he is far too cantankerous man to have admitted into the happy family of mongrel Whigs, advanced Radicals, and red-taped doctrinaire*. John Bright, the man of peace, would soon have quarrelled with his colleagues ...
... the names of Robert Stephenson and George Stephenson. The speech of Karl Russell Newcastle is essentially political. It is a Whig song of triumph, and assuredly no man more entitled to sing such tong than Earl Russell. His lordship tells us how he and his ...
... will this amendment. The heir the Merquisate of Westminster is man who will speak with the weight and influence of powerful Whig bouse, and will speak to many of his father's tenants. There may not be much in that perhape but it something. What is of mure ...
... political spirit of the age, and hit speeches pre-eminently indicate its form and pressure.” It matters little whether taking the Whig view term him Conservative-Liberal, or looking on him from the Tory camp call him Liberal-Conservative j in either case can ...