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... from the London press, the Times earnestly urges an amendment of the marriage law ; the Press satirises the di i ment of some Whig candidates for parliamentary seats ; and the Examiner exposes the truckling cowar- dice before rank displayed by a police ...
... forth be regulated ; and it is eminently calculated to give the people esaltcd notions of the administration justice under Whig Government and a Roman Catholic Attorney- General ! liave iirnny Radical contemporaries with noses sharp to ferret ont scandal ...
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... safe” for his Whig nominee, Mr. Grove. A wiser, if nota sadder man than his patron, Mr. Grove fled Lefore his Conserva- tive opponent, and Col. bathurst was returned unop- posed. The next instance wasin A Aberdeen haa been the head of a Whig Ministry iden- ...
... and expenditure of the rates. How is it that the Whig Government has overlooked the popular principle of taxation and representation in the bill before us We have seldom found that principle with the Whigs except in their loud professions of it. They are ...
... honest man returns meaning, of course, that however honest a man may be when he goes and takes his seat there amongst the Whigs, he always loses his honesty in the acquisition of such a place. Ministers were last week defeated by majority of five, in ...
... seventy would now Bright .nd ScholefieM. Turncr'fnd Bwlcy, Hadfield and Roebuck, all the advanced liberals and tile moderate Whigs, would give the GowraSmt easy victory over the Conservative country vernmeni an j quarter their relatives on the service, and ...
... Macaulay's elevation to the peerage was due solely to his literary ability, for the political support which he rendered to the Whig party was surely much greater than that which most of the gentlemen who have recently been made Peers of, ever could give. ...
... government care for these things Is it not known and acknowledged that ever since the Union the different governments, both Whig and Tory, have ruled this country solely for party purposes And what has been Mr. Porter's own conduct on this very point? ...
... Bill was not of ike Russell pattern. Twice this useful pretext served the purpose of putting the Tories out, and bringing the Whigs in. But it may be said, that we are really representing the matter skam —a device ; and that we ought to explain how it comes ...
... mately concerns our own interests than a united Italy should have occupied so little of the attention of Parliament and of a Whig Govern- ment, supported by a party who profess to admire American institutions. We should like a little defi- nite information ...
... Baron Deaby.—The marriage i f Daron K-a»y with Misa O’Connor, of Dublin, fisel for tbe mo.—Cork Herald, LATEST NEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Friday Morning, [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] SURRENDER OF MESSINA. The Times has received the following despatch from its ...