... was that borne in the pages of the Economist, a journal established by him with the aid of cortain influential persons of the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with more ...

... that borne in the pages of the Economist, a journal established by him with the aid of certain influential, persons in the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with more ...

... was that borne in the pages of the Economist, a journal established by him with the aid of certain influential persons in the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with more ...

... that borne in the pages of the Ecotnomist, a journal established by him with the aid of certain in- I fluential persons of the Whig party. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parlia- 1 ment in 1847. His first speeches were listened to with ...

... earnestness in advocacy of that extension of the commerce of both England and India, all which led us to hope that the cabinet, a Whig ducal one though it be, would give its earnest consideration during the vacation to the best means of obtaining the proposed ...

... of the sermons by the Rev. G. G. Potter, on the ground of his prominent connection with the Orange Societies. The Northern Whig says :— The answer of the Lord Bishop was to the effect, that he could not comply with their request, that Dr. Miller had ...

... illegal rarhV ? DHCI.INK OF IRISH DisTIL'.A i i- ■:• :. This branch of trade is rapidly or. the decline iv ?? The Nerrthern Whig says : The impolitic impost on tli distillation of whisky in Ireland bus led t • the de'-rea> •( the legitimate trade ; but ...

... majority in the next session. Still the death of Mr. WILSON furnishes the semblance of an excuse, and the known pliability of the Whigs leaves this portion of the fiscal system in a state of uneasy doubt. Another circumstance forces itself on our attention in ...

... defence of small aerial chariot, of long, actually succeeded, for it flew about 25 yards on being m erel y started The Northern Whig says :— The impolitic impost on the cumstances. (Laughter and cheers.) countr y , then, two things were necessary. In the ...

... mili- tary review gi-.uud, which is situated about a ?? . le ■■: -•- iles north-east from the heart of the .itv. The folio whig was the order of march. A ■ tn-ng company of artiihry with bear-skin caps, which gave the m ...

... some men come into the World with a pre-eminent capacity to be poets, so they are born with an unspeakable fitness to become Whigs , and political economists. It is doubtful how small an I alliount of true speculative talent may unfit a man for the mere ...

... were always members of the Whig party ready to rise in both Houses of Parliament and attack the authors and managers of this act of necessary precaution. •ear the same subservient spirit yet dwells in the hearts of all the Whigs, making them quite unfit ...