... British Association, at one of which, in 1836, was appointed Vice President. The rev. gentleman inherited from his family strong whig principles, which he retained, and never shrank from advocating those general principles of toleration and reform to which ...

... This gave Mr. Dimsdale opportunity for alluding to public topics, the late session, the poor little reform bill, threatened Whig partial disfranchisement oi Hertturd, Sc.. &c.; and ue did it cleverly, with good, palpable, straightforward, and truth-telling ...

... pockets heavy ? Ask Lord Elgin, General Garibaldi, and the King of Piedmont. Where is the economy and retrenchment that the Whigs put forward a sacred inheritance of their own, wherewith Conservatives have no concern ? In a budget rnn up from £70,000,000 ...

... himself to sqnlty practice; while Mr. Barkae b currently rumoured to have devoted klmaelf principally to the assistance a great Whig landlord on the bench of county. On the earns subject the ha* tha following To become member of the Timej staff appears be ...

... have had very rich bit of scandal furnished to them by the Berwick Election Committee. One sergeant Brodic who had, under the Whig Administration been discharged from his post of Inspector of Saddlery Weedon, appears to have introduced himself to Mr. D’l-wacli ...

... 10 equity practice; while Mr. Barker is currently rumoured to have devoted himself principally to toe assistance of a great Whig landlord on the bench of his county. On the Mine subject the Critic has the : To become member of the Timrt appears to the ...

... We hope in another session that that subject may be dealt with earnest, in a fearless and impartial manner, and free from whig jobbery and political favouritism. We wonder whether cabinets condescend to act, as judicious tradesmen annually do—to take ...

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... habitually attend the court; and this remark applies to the whigradical as well as to the conservative justices. Nevertheless the whig-radicals, oblivious to and forgetful of this fact, talked loudly of drumming up on the part of the conservatives, their own ...

... blame the and Dr. Reilly, who were attending to their duty. But we are told that—the Hertford Borough Bench being notoriously Whig institution —some of the magistrates kept away purposely, because a case was coming on against George Hide, and they did not ...

... themselves, and how bitterly they hate the men whom they conde- scend to keep in power. Whilst Liberalism, as the melange of Whig and Radical opinions is boastfully styled, appears on the eve of a civil war, Conservatism grows stronger by consolidation-waiting ...

... to allude terms of complacency to the most trivial measures as forming part of the labours of the Session. party except the Whigs could have mentioned with such admirable coolness the several measures of great public usefulness.” There is 110 mention in ...