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... horse of the Whigs, the Reform Bill 1830 that Reform Bill, too, which Lord a Russell once hinted to be final, and the subseqaeut condaot his W' jg colleagues would lead one to infer to their opinion also. Now, we give full credj to Whigs for their Reform ...
... concerning Reform, are now apathetic about the success of Whig or Tory. Matters are now coming to dead lock, when parties, being nearly equal, the business of the country will come to a stand still. Whigs and Tories are in that position now. The gain to the ...
... A SOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF BULL'S RL The following account is from the Richmond Whig of the 2nd inst. :— The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery aud small field-pieces at eight in the moruing. The force of the encmy can ...
... High Sheriff yesterday officially declared the result the two days polling as follows Leader (CouserratWe), 6,did ; Boche (Whig), 3,832. INQUEST. The inquest on the death of the aeren persons who perished in a recent fire in Old Georgs Street was resumed ...
... became law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer te defended or maintained. Three Whig Governments, one Coalition Government, and one Tory Government have, within the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen has ...
... place Colchester on Wednesday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaining the old party distinctions of whig and tory. Captain Jervis made some remarks on the war in America. His speech was an argument in favour of the right of secession ...
... names of Robert Stephenson j and George Stephenson. The speech of Earl Bussell at Newcastle is essentially political. It is a Whig song of triumph, and assuredly man is more entitled to sing ■ such song than Earl Russell. His lordship tells us how he and ...
... deviated for one moment from that course, they would sea the edifying spectacle of the Whigs scrambling back again into their own seats ; and the moment the Whigs were in opposition what change would come over “the spirit of their dream !” (laughter ) ...
... no thingto expect from the present House Oonimooa. They have been At length taught that they can longer pat any faith In the Whig*. This division will, trust, teach Iho f *-j©:.l*s• itil Liberals the necessity union awl » and for ever breaking off all * ...
... the existence of the Palmerston Cabinet. There is nothing internal, as far can see, to interrupt the harmony of that happy Whig family—the Palmerston Ministry. The is from without. It is now understood that the Tories feel themselves strong enough to ...
... dis- tinction at the English bar, which at this time power. fully affected the young Scottish Whigs. His earliest associates in London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name of Campbell had a fine Presbyterian flavour, He very soon joined a club of Sons ...
... father, and two years afterwards was returned for Carlisle on Whig His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a political party then hourly gaining strength in the couotry ...