... mixed a certain portion of Whigs, like, as I see sometimes announced in the Strand by enterprising hair-dressers, Wigs made up natural to defy detection.” (Laughter.)' There is, as I have said, tolerably good number of Whigs j in the Cabinet. Some are ...

... such blunt logic—he makes no sign whatever. He will see how . the discussion goes. He will sec whether little whipping of the whigs, and a little recreance, or an assumption of it will best play his game. That is his exalted idea of independent member.! Does ...

... Grenville’s; Government by Families,” is the tile of a paper by Mr. Venables, which affords another of the many aspects of Whig politics, in a history of the rise of the family whose name heads it. Mr. H. Coleridge reviews Mr. Wedgwood’s Dictionary of ...

... thousands of pounds. There Is a vacancy in the representation of Londonderry, caused by the death of Bir R. A. Fergusson, an Irish Whig. The name of Mr. H. Birkbeck added to that ol Mr. Warner as the reputed candidates for Norwich. M. Jullien, it is now said ...

... NOTES ON HOME & FOREIGN POLITICS The Xorthcrn Whig lias last word on Revivals. Wc Lave had groat efforts to got up the atcam, but it has been unsuccessful; raeu, who wander about with settled dwelling place, have found in the fever of the day, an occupation ...

... profitable to be troublesome. Having thus spoken on behalf of the Tory aspect of Reform, the hon. member takes the Conservative Whig, in an elaborate attack on the Government Returns, contending that they are unreliable and deceptive; for, instead of making ...

... Righteousness may prevail, and Humanity be free! Rut England will do more than look. Already the purse-strings are drawn. Tory, Whig, and Radical find that the cause of freedom makes them kin; and for very relief they each drop the silver and the gold in the ...

... the Reform Bill has j been received with the unconcern of its introduction. Conservatives do not exult, nor are the moderate Whigs raptures. The newspapers are hawking about a lilllc wit the oxpen=c of Lord John IJnsj sell’s offspring, and their lack of ...

... hisses, and cheers). He believed ibis bill had been nominally reje f'C Commons, and that if it bad not been for dislu.bhg the Whig Guv rnment, there would have been majority against the third reading (“ no, n*, hisses, and confusion). Or, how was it that ...

... Horne 3,320 Sir S. Whalley 2,165 T. Morphy 913 Colonel Jones 316 The district evidently cared less for the Reform Bill than Whigs expected, for, on this first occasion, not a third of the electors voted. Sir William Horne came in as Champion of Reform. ...

... Br. whig , 97, k 98, CASTLE STI Families waited on and list or Price’s Composites, 7|d. Bd. Palmer's Metallic*. d. Palmer's Moulds, 7Jd. Store Candles, Bid. Mottled Soap, lid. per lb. Yellow Soap, 3d. per lb. Olyearine ditto. 4id. Extra Pale Yellow, 4d ...

... Pure CohaOil, 4/6 gall. Lamp 0i1..16 gall. Paraffin Oil, 3/2. post faithfully attfsped to. DELIVERIES ALL PARTS TOWN. BK. WHIG T. Oilman, &c., , 27, 28, CASTLE STREET EAST. OXFORD STREET. Families waited on and Orders Post inimediatMy attended to. Price's ...