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... meets with no reply, so long will the remedy be denied. The second circumstance is the equal balance of the Conservative and Whig parties in the House of Commons. This will render it equally easy for Lord Derby to unseat Lord Palmerston, as for the latter ...
... Jeffrey's opinion of it was so high that he immediately secured the services of the young essayist for future numbers. The Whigs *brained for him (this. we believe. must have been in the Coalition Ministry) an appointment as Commissioner of Bankrupts, ...
... ilerenles of einprise, And Archimedes the deter, With his Nsorld oplicaving lever. Next appears a pc riot brory, Wilo is neither Whig nor Tory, • phno.,,,,dic sage, Greet of the age; Girt intellectual Crowned w i th diadem or 1,03, Verging to an hononred loth ...
... liberal member to Parliament. Now, that gives to us—when Mr Carnegie lass the example of his grandfather, in thou days a solitary Whig sent to the House of Commons—a guarantee that he, his grandson, will adhere strictly to the pledges he gives as to his Par ...
... by the late Mr Home. Mr Home's supporters were wont to imagine that his Radicalism was nearly as much opposed to the pure Whig. gery of late years as it was to pure Toryism. And if we were to make, as we might not unfairly make, the opinions of the ...
... second it committed the gravest of all errors. and forfeited a position of peculiar strength by a hypocritical adoption of the Whig demagogue. Muffing of Parliamentary Reform. The debt of gratitude due for theta services, and for the estrangement of England ...
... entered Parliament, and, much to the chagrin of the Whigs, gave his support to Pitt and his party, who were then in power. .The lecturer tlefereled Canning from the charges brought against hist by the Whigs for supporting Pitt and proceeded to detail his ...
... in the 80th year of her nee. At Denhead. Kirriemuir, on the 13teinet., the wife of Mr James Anders w, merchant, there. At Whig Street, Acbroath, on theeth' inst., in the 641 k year of his age, Mr Robert Mei& I/locksmith, deeply regretted. Jot Bridge ...
... g A pailhig-place for es ery No Increase of polling-plates. parish. os Races LOSING OWE Boaocans sarcasm° Two MOMS. *TIMM WHIGS WILL WU Thetford, Tothese, Own. Harwich. livesharn.Welt, Bleb- Honiton, Thetford. mond, Mahlon, Marlborough, Harwich. Evetharn ...
... and artiste to attend district in the State Senate with signal ability. He is on the mu:mutter. a prominent member of the Whig party, and his name LET or GRAIN PAW-The grass parks at Ewart, hes been repeatedly mentioned in connection with the is Glendale ...
... course of reform in which he has earned for himself • reputation unsurpassed by that of any etateeruan of the agei—Nerthern Whig. Dr Livingstone has communicated to the Royal Society a series of valuable magnetical observations made recently in Africa ...
... y meeting of 111/Company was bald upon the 281 h day of September, 1859, et which dote the progress of the contractors not Whig satisfactory, emirpile were taken to ergs them on; end, an engine basing hems procnred, hopes were entertained that they weeld ...