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... Thursday evening. Lord Jons RrssEU. introduced his very limited measure in a very dull tame speech. all knew beforehand that ] Whig Government would give little possible, and therefore, we are not disappointed. provisions of the measure may be stated in sentence ...
... its only important provision—the reduction of the qualification for the franchise ; audit appears that large body of the old Whigs Lord John’s Own,” as they arc called, will not support their chief’s measure. The Times tells us that the effect would to virtually ...
... of tried ability. . New. Musis Half-price; and everything connected with the ntaeic trade, the most reasonable terms, at MB. WHIG LET'S DEPOT, DRAKE-STREET. PIANOFORTES— GRAND, COTTAGE. OBLIQUE, and PICCOLO PIANOFORTES, in Rosewoodand Walnut Wood, by Broodwood ...
... of tried AbilHy.' ■ . Now Music at Half-price; and ererything eOnnected with the music trade, too most reasonable terms, MB. WHIG LET’S DEPOT, DBAKE-BTBEET. ...
... considered of mteUectual lahora, which would long pa the English language lasted. Bnt the thatMacaulay looked every thing from Whig point of view, and be wont out of waylo assail Kotoagh, and Penn, and Fox; still on the whole, it was more sound than the of ...
... was exceedingly glad that his townsmen were enabled to meet on one common ground. The question before them was neither one of whig, tory nor radical, but men of every persuasion and creed could meet there and agree in one common cause. (Hear, hear.) Ho thanked ...
... He referred more particularly Mr. Lyle’s appointment to the Lord Lieutenancy of Londonderry, which he denounced as a gross Whig job.—-Colonel French spoke the same side, and, like Mr. Connolly, described Lord Carlisle as totally unfit for the high post ...
... STAFFORD ELECTION. The following was the state of the poll at twelve o’clock, noon yesterday:—Alderman Sidney (Whig), 716; Lord (Conservative), 326. Lord Sandon lias retired. Manchester Market. —There was new feature in the market, and the business doing ...
... Radicals did not want it because it was insignificant, the Tories did not want it because they were not in office, and the Whigs did not want it because they were. It was, moreover, high time that the consideration of reform should be postponed, seeing ...
... of the most strenuous supporters of the corn laws, to which he adhered to the last. In general politics he acted with the Whigs for many years, holding office in the Reform BiU Cabinet of Earl Grey, and afterwards supporting Lord Melbourne. He then went ...
... system thereby weakened, they will be ; their trust the Lord* ; and in this respeet, they are in the same position as the Whigs and Tories the state. They will sorateh each others eyes out for party purposes, but let Dissenters one or the advocates of ...