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... manufactured here could at once forwarded to a ready market without expense of transit to Liverpool as heretofore.—Northern Whig. The Wah with China.—A meeting was held in the Town-hall, Birmingham, Tuesday evening, to consider the propriety of petitioning ...
... Legislative Chambers, yesterday. Public discussions have tended greatly to simplify the question of Reform. Conservatives and Whigs approached each other closely that the difference between them became exceedingly small In consequence ot this. Lord J. Russell's ...
... confessed, sought for no ulterior good, and never projected, we may take it for granted, but as a mere party manoeuvre of the Whig-Liberals. A letter from the brother of Pr. Livingstone, who is accompanying in his African expedi r tion, will be found in ...
... will prove to the Whig Government that the Irish bishops are thoroughly in earnest in the great Cathelic and national policy they have put forward. The opponent of Mr. Deasy was Lord and in his address his lordship said :— The Whigs are the avowed enemies ...
... TE{E REFORill BILLS OF 1859 AND 1860..- ?? I- : .(From the Afornina esHavld.) ' ' CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL 0'o BILL oF 1859. - 1860 No dihfranohisement ' No disfranchisement. Uniforafityof franchise Reduotlon of borough , in boroughs and counties ...
... rliamentary Ref or th , that i t that we should compare the - se two measures n ot hiboeNiv.atisheincotuhnist ry may be seen, Whig-Liberals nt tricked by th e it t to obtain era bly inferior a measure of Parliamenhow likely matter,has be e u com pared with ...
... absence of educational franchises,” une solitary seat is allotted to that seat of learning commonly called Stinkomalee, or the Whig •' London University.” If any public measure ever realized Much ado about Nuthiruj, most men will agree that it is Lord John ...
... 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 ...
... SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860. The latest Whig Reform Bill falls as flat on the Country as it fell on the House. Everywhere people of all poliiics are indignantly asking each other, Was it for such a miserable and mischievous imposture as this that the Second ...
... an unenviable notoriety. The Northern Reform Union —an ultra- Radical combination which seems to have special antipathy to Whigs and Whiggery—has taken upon ilse’f to purge the place of its corruption by bringing actions for penalties against persons suspected ...
... thousands of the educated classes, who have now no votes at all for members of Parliament would be entitled to them, that of the Whigs merely lowers the £lO rental franchise to £6—thereby introducing into the constituencies of our towns a class of persons which ...
... the spirit of the most a rd en t by his frost-bound costiveness, as the then torrid has left on record in the History of the Whigs, h e at af . el s l---- He had no pretension to the name of an orator; di og utterance, voice thin, unmusical, and unutterably ...