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... Lord Damni with his able lieuten- Kr, Dmraxu, may now be cited aa supporters of the same basis of representation. If both Whigs and Tories can taut the people in the matter of national taxation and imperial policy, surely little conscience may be placed ...
... functionary. The appoinment is cancelled. Southern Parson’s Views op Abolition Fanatics.” —The Rev. Dr. Brownlow, of the Knoxville Whig, having received long letter, appends thereto the following personal reminiscence, which Is highly flavoured with Tennessee ...
... Charleston has at length commenced, though is admitted that the news from that quarter very vague.’’ According to the /tickmond Whig, eight Federal iron clads had crossed the bar. and were at anchor, and according the N’tw York Herald, a cannonade was opened ...
... standing for the county. and the present venerable Mr. Fawkes, of Pamley, were ever staunch reformers and prominent leaders of the Whig party—flrat and foremost in ©vary aleotion of their unid: loaeeJ the Fitzwilliam interest had no supporters equal Wood and ...
... have been entirely disfranchised, were allowed to retain one member, simply because they were represented by Whigs, or were in the possession of Whig families, and that, on the same grounds, others were allowed to return their previous compliment of members ...
... deviated for one moment from that course, they would sea the edifying spectacle of the Whigs scrambling back again into their own seats ; and the moment the Whigs were in opposition what change would come over “the spirit of their dream !” (laughter ) ...
... no thingto expect from the present House Oonimooa. They have been At length taught that they can longer pat any faith In the Whig*. This division will, trust, teach Iho f *-j©:.l*s• itil Liberals the necessity union awl » and for ever breaking off all * ...
... Milton and 1 should and represent the case behalf of the Relief Committee before the Board of Guardians. that occasion the great Whig statesman to whom I have aUuded—Lord Halifax—made this remark: That the poor had right to relief on; of the union; and because ...
... what of the Cabinet ? We believe that should such an event take place, the Palmerston Ministry would not long survive—a purely Whig , Ministry is now-a-days impossible. The links i that bind the present Ministry with the popular parly, are the Chancellor ...
... his throne.” This crotchety Whig had the fortune to be related by marriage with the late Lord Macaulay, and through his connection he worked his way into the favour of the Whig party. He then became the organ of the Whigs for the relief of the Irish in ...
... country will not be satisfied, and that less than that he will not accept. Let him adhere to that, no matter who may in office, whig or tory—and then Mr. Bright will need little bis commanding eloquence to rouse the country to action. Mr. Bright has truly ...
... CON'FEDBHATe. PRESS AND THE BRITISH The following horrhle charge against the “Palmerston Administration is laken from the Richmond Whig of September 25:—“ Toe Palmera'on Administration a eurso to Great Britain, it has alienated »he .ii hern people, repre-sed ...