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... least are now doing what they can to sopped it—not, perhaps, out of their own pockets, by their power , ever the monisme and Whigs of others.— In refirrenoe to this efistement Mr. Edmelkad_ Fry initiate the Star !—lt is imposolble to read this monism sane ...
... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his title and landed property by his eldest son by first marriage, the William Henry Forester Denison ...
... Their exertions on behalf of Reform go no further than such a well-managed extension of the sufftage as will give to the old Whig oligarchy another thirty years’ lease of power and run of place and pationage. There is a faction, it is true, which makes ...
... William wealth. Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense Lord Londesboron: igh was a stanch supporter of the Whig party. He was created by George IV. in 1829, a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Order, was a Fellow of the Royal Society ...
... denounced the hill of the Derby vernment, who, having failed in their premise, were very properly kicked out of office. The Whigs went into office on the faith of ucing a better bill, and if fail in Eee the fate of the Derbyites. ‘ speeches of the Karl ...
... atecutter, and. with number othcc man trade, different nation-, was employed in tha awn—etlda of the new Stats Boom of Colombia, whig pro■lavaiy committee rigilaace of the town got wind of some remarks of Poweris of abolition ouraetor. The resolta aem, oos ...
... toners of tried afantty.* ' • . New Half-prioe; and everything connected with, the music trade, the mostreawmaMe terms, MB. WHIG LEY'S DEPOT, DBAKE-STBEET. TAMES STOTT, 50, Yoikshire street, Roohe I dale, Wholesale and tail Furnishing Ironmonger, Whiteefolth ...
... We leave them to find n congenial authority for their opinions in that personage whom Dr. Johnson described as the first whig, and who is at all events the first recorded author of discontent against constituted authorities. ...
... chain cable of the anchor of Hope very like the halter of Despair.—7he Atlas. Inisu NationaL Epucarioy.-——The Northern Daily Whig reports at great length the proceedings of a great demonstration on behalf of the present system of Irish National Education ...
... forget their principles and enioy the able feeling of despotism and of mjschievous secret diplomacy with as much gusto as ever Whig or Tory did m our national affairs, and they carry their folly to great an my opinion it the duty of a Town Council to carry ...
... increased intelligence and our imited action. (Cheers.) Lord Teynham, in some remarks he made, stated that the great power of the Whigs and Tories rested in the sleepiness of the non-electors. (Hear, hear.) I must say this much for the people of Leigh, that I ...