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... rest. This was celled n Whig eabir. , t by its enemies, and the other day the Star, as the greatest term of rtprach, described Mr. Ellice, the mem] cr for Coventry, as a Whig of the Whigs. But if Lord Pelmereton and the Whigs wire taken out of the cabinet ...
... tbie has been carried on to an extent web makes us think it memory to guard against the possible 4 ger of too mach prominence Whig given to rifle prect'e` against rifle drill. We must not forget that the nation is the formation of rifle corps and nut rifle ...
... IRISH PROSPERITY.. The Northern Whig, in a woad eras* supporting its vices previously expressed, aa to the geaeral increase of Irish prosperity within the last few years, gives the loikwing statistioa, not quoted in the Cult inattutoe:— While the Lumber ...
... him. He asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr. Herman join them? (Mr. Hemmen—No.) He would not support the Whig, which was the best; then would he support Lord Derby ? (Mr. llorsman shook his head.) The CUAIIIIILN then put the resolution ...
... reforms, whoever might be the minister in power. And he had alwaysotested against that blind and suicidal m policy of the Whigs,—that they refused concessions when they might safely have been made, until the public mind was irritated, when they aimed ...
... misunderstood Mr. Honor= he hoped that gentleman would tell them to night what his principles were. Was he a Conservative, Whig, or Radical! What interest did he pretend to represent ! He was sent to Parliament to represent the Liberal interest of Stroud ...
... him. He asked—if the Queen sent for Cobden and Bright, would Mr. Horeman join them (Mr. Horaman—No.) He would not support the Whig, which was the best government that could be got together at present; then would he support Lord Derby ? (Mr. Horsman did not ...
... Secretary. Such a man, it Is evident, must have some sort of official aptitude ; he mast be something more than a respectable Whig baronet, or a decent literary man. He bas been in office so long, that he must have acquired a good character. It is not mere ...
... early speeches ; but not what he said about them last session. Mr. Horsman said a good deal about the Whig party, but he did not care whether he was Whig, Radical, or Tory if he supported the right measures; but he would a great deal rather vote for an honest ...
... is, in fact, heave this is more especially destined for the reception domed persons, that the name of Morgue was given It, Whig a corruption of more goad (death by water). FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WISTERN RAILWAY.—At an early hour on Saturday ...
... impanel* pool of nose fltastary. Both • of* trident, moat have some sort of MIMI aptitude; he he somothing more than a respectable Whig • dome liserary more. Hs has been is Sale es hese that he ram has 'squired a charter. his sot mars hvouritiom that pieties ...
... You must be aware that there are three pa rties,—th e Whigs, numbering about 600 electors, the Conservatives, originally about 300 but who have gradually increased to nearly equal number with the Whigs, and the ultra-Liberals, who have never mustered more ...