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... quality. The demand for these oils, most highly mended for their medicinal properties, has so greatly hacreased Mr. Keiting, Whig anxious to bring them within the reach of classes now imports, direct, the Pale, from Newfoundland, and the Brown, from the ...
... the yeomanry shall not be disciplined at all. Whoever took the trouble of wading through the history of the attempts of the Whig party, of which the present is the remnant, to prejudice the old military system of this country, would find, as in all other ...
... secondly. in March. Tiarriet Eli7aheth, second daughter of Lord Chesham. The pres at peer has several appointments during the Whig administrations, having been a Lord of the Treasury in 1831., Comptroller of the Queen's Tr ot ,g e b,,id. And afterwards Treasurer ...
... s h a ll p a y them. He has treated Lord , RUSSELL with a patronising disdain which must be gallin g and humiliating to the Whig nobleman. Il ia', therefore, with wordy viaruce and his impotent bluster, we put entirely out of court. He is a thing apart ...
... every stage of its existence it has encountered fresh and more determined opposition. But it was reserved for Mr. MACKINNON, a Whig and a Ministerialist, to knock the last nail into the coffin. We have never believed that such a bungling bill, placing as ...
... similar principle upholding the scheme of the Whig leader. There probably never was a measure introduced to Parliament which has elicited so much disapprobation from all political parties as this one. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, alike denounce it. Not ha ...
... unformed system of representation. But surely this will be a novelty in our parliamentary history, and one which our great Whig constitutionalist has not properly considered; or, again, the Ministry may decide upon avoiding the inconveniences . ..of a ...
... spirited address of thanks for the Emperor's goodwill towards them. What will your gloomy evening, planet say to this and his Whig fraternity? I should not wonder if some of your amiable papers will declare that it has been written by Count Rechberg himself ...
... amendments that had been proposed previously to last night were brought forward, one by the chairman of committees—a Whig, and, what is more, a Whig official—and the other by Mr. MACKINNON, a gentleman who for a long series of years has consistently voted with ...
... Scotch bill being taken alone. The hon. member for Sheffield (Mr. Roebuck) also, in his History of the Administration of the Whigs, showed the mischief arising from the three bills being discussed separately and on different principles. His (Sir J. Fergusson's) ...
... whilst the only motion of the Conservatives hitherto is Sir J. FERGUSSON'S. Yet, In 'face of these facts, the only argument of Whigs and Democrats, in reply to Conservative objections the other night was, Ye are obstructives, ye are obstructives. Thus it ...
... Conservatives took office in a hopeless minority. In 1852, and in 1859, they fell before a factious combination of Peelites, Whigs, aqio , !., tl , e Ir'sh i*Ade EvPrviwill• and every honest politician freely admits, that if it had not been the Budget or ...