... offices, and the other establishment is also insured in the Sun, West of England, and London and Liverpool offices.— Northern Whig Mr. Darwin's work on Species is evoking able and augumentative opposition the scientific world. As will seen by our ad ...

... address to the elector* in behalf of his nephew, Mr. George Skipton, of the Cassino, who intends to >ffer himself on Liberal and Whig principles. From Mr. M'Cormick's address it ia not easy discover his ■ijct political creed. He says nothing bat that he is ...

... + THE REFORM BILLS OF 1859 & 1660. (From the Morning lleraia.) Conservative Reform Whig Reform Bill Bill of 1859. of 1860. No disfranchisement. No disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchis. in Reduction of borough boroughs and counties at franchise from ...

... find him figuring away as a high lory among the very high Tories of the day. Time wore on, and the Whigs grew in favour. Lord Palmerston becomes a Whig. A section ofpoliticians is formed termed Peelites, after their illustrious founder, Sir Robert Peel ...

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... by it. Even the leading journal appears to be ashamed of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill. What, asks the bewildered Whig-Liberal, are we to say about it ? Were we to express the feelings of nineteen people out Of twenty, i ncluding probably the ...

... 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 ...

... REVIVALISM ON ITS LAST LEGS. (From the Northern Whig.) It has been said that *' lie has no legs, but we, for our part, must express our dissent from that opinion. the contrary, a well grown, healthy-conditioned lie is perfect centipede, and is endowed ...

... established, and that political reasons had induced the trustees to remove the defendant, who was an active partizan on the Whig side, and that his appointment was for life, but he ad- duced no evidence to show that fact. His Honor said everything had ...

... elected at the general election, having aecepted the Chiltern Hundreds. At the election in Autuwmn, Mr. Majoribanks was the Whig, «nd Mr. Richard Hodgson the Tory candidate. Afier a severe contest, the seat was won by Mr. Majoribanks by a majority of one ...

... party view he could not object to a bill which would hand over to Democrats those seats now occupied Whigs; but he should lament to see the constitutional Whig influence destroyed in that House. He should not oppose the second reading of the bill, trusting ...

... many of the “dangerots classes,” as Ihv| Whigs think them, to the solemn temple of the constitution. What a snare, what a delusion, what a mockery has the Whig agitation for Reform turned out to be! The Whigs always flattered and always feared and hated ...