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... his lead, whether the Government of Lord Derby should remain in office, or whether they should be replaced once more by the Whigs. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston had laid aside for the nonce their mutual jealousies, patched up their differences, ...
... from their want of spirit and patriotism. cannot, however, anticipate any auch event. are asked, indeed, by an unsuspecting Whig Ministry, guided by blinded Manchester men, to accept auch an arrangement, but there are too many men of intelligence in Parliament ...
... neurhlmurhood 80m.4-in-o.Mory, a few dtiya «mcp, tr im farmer who bad emigrated from that neigobonrhood, and had seen him abroad.— Whig. •i'k^ ,Tl Bhiilii«o Day,— I hnTtday, March -w.—Admissions r**Tiwfinf ft! - MMU Uck.to, 3SO; total ; ...
... neutralising that influence, would enable the electors to choose the men who were best fitted to represent them. Our Ministers and Whig members of Parliament are only to be persuaded by acting upon their personal interests. Mr. Berkeley had this in his pow’er ...
... committees. There are some county constituencies in Ireland ih which the priestly influence is exerted for the success of the Whig party, while in others it has begun used iu favour of the Conservatives. The Koman Catholic Church is thus divided into two ...
... our fears. Lord John does not now say even one word for the country. His Reform Bill is all for himself and his party. The Whigs will gain. The country will positively gain nothing, unless it can be considered advantage to keep in power Foreign Secretary ...
... Kensington Gore of his Koyal Highness Prince Albert. the courtiers and their sycophants, Whig, rV Kadicsl voting in favour of transporta- Sjllill the independent members. Whig, Tory, judical voting against so monstrous an ab- placing National Gallery in one ...
... Te.rj patobca of M, TuoevßNEi., with the view of show- Even after the Treaty of A illafranca that paper the brat time, our Whig rulera are little diapoeed , evident that these ecclesiastical tvrants liar. Fred. Robinson, Charles Thomas St.t ing that that ...
... dcatb is an, .■ c; H J B. Fiolkes. gentleman who ainee. piaveJ prominent part Norfolk por!v y William Ftolkes, who was stanch Whig, X'orfolk in the year 18S0 in con* .J™ Ll.h Mr Coke Uolkham, and sat for the political arts was the nomination spring of Mr ...
... inetructions from the Com* pauy te Bell by Auctlou, on the Premises, Maiden-lane, sear Klug’scroas, on Tuesday, March 13, and foil.)whig daya, at 12 for 1 panelaally, the whole ot the u*etnl MATERIALS ot upwards ot ONE HUNDRED small HOUSES and COTTAGES, Outbuildings ...
... himself in 1841, having proposed repeal of the ratepnying clauses. It was monstrous to introduce such bill, for Caine, ajsmall Whig borough, containing a population of 5,195, estimated rental of 24,-106/.; ami registered electors but 174, and yet Caine had ...
... which Lord John Russell last night laid on the table of tbe House. It will satisfy no one, except the Tories, or such of the Whigs are in their hearts opposed to all Reform. The country will feel that it has been deceived, and that feeling will lead to very ...