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... mathematician, fair classic, a Churchman of the Low School, but, withal, dull, heavy man. He owed his singular good fortune to the Whigs, who rewarded him for his active partizanship Cambridge during the reform mania, when he became the especial champion of Spring ...
... LITTLE PLAN ; OR THE NEW REFORM COACH. There was once little man, And he had a little plan. For adding to his stature, ex-Whig, Whig, Whig, 'Its true, said he, I m small; But I still may pass for tall. get upon a question that is big, big, big, big. ...
... worse confounded abroad, our affairs appear to be in a pretty considerable mess, which it will require something more than Whig skill and sagacity to extricate them from. Although the Paper Duty Repeal Bill has passed the House of Commons by a narrow ...
... into the existence of corrupt practices at Berwick are Mr. James Vaughan, Mr. Irwin Barstow, and Mr. Franklin Lushington, all Whig Barristers. Mr. Vaughan, was the chief commissioner in the recent inquiry at Gloucester. '1 he Committee of the House of Commons ...
... semi-official Givi* mentions as a probable rumour that the present Bishop of Durham will be elevated to the Archbishopric York, The Whig party at Berwick appears a new character in onr columns to-day. They wore pretty strongly suspected of bribery and corruption ...
... Commons and the Lords the latter have eventually been beaten. The secret of the opposition of the Conservatives and the old Whigs in both Houses of Parliament to the repeal of the paper duty is, without any doubt, the fear both parties entertain of tho ...
... of mediocre abilitv, and bis views were always of the least liberal is supposed he will carry the body of the noaofficial Whigs with him in his motion if sufficient pressure is not put upon Lord Palmerston induce his Lordship to a vigorous “whip” a week ...
... constitution of a horse; one can’t get on without them; and it sad day for hia family when paterfamilias misses his paper. Whigs, Tories, prelates, princes, valiant warriors, and great lawyers arc not so essential to the daily weal of the public as newspaper ...
... distinguished as the mover of the th;olu. tions upbn the Irish 0hurch, which, in 1831, lcd to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir Ha Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lord Johi Russell's Gosernment from 18t6 to 1819, in which let. ter ...
... he arrived at the Isthmus he had never seen a railroad, having left his country before such things were thought ?? Northern Whig contains the following obsenvations: The fodder fa- mine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices ...
... conduct towards the Church, and their adoption of Mr. Bright's revolutionary finance, in opposition to tbe wise counsels of their Whig colleagues. ...
... o'er, the weary conflict cease, My pledge at last will redeemed, and I shall be at peace. And when Reform is set at rest, the Whigs will haply say: Oh ! the tie, the tie is broken between U3 and Dear Lord Grey. Punch. ...