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... VitLs, Hampstead.—Capital Dining Tables Chairs, Rosewood Suite in Damask, Chitionniere, Choice Chine, Pianoforte by Collar], Whig Wardrobe, and numerous excellent Furuiture and valuable Items. MR. T. TIMS is favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION ...
... up, not by a Ministerialist, but by a member of the Opposition. We know, too, that at the last general election many of the Whig and Radical candidates only secured their return by the narrowest majorities, often ranging from one to a dozen; and these ...
... on a portion of one of his armed iron-cased batteries, and with an order that all expenses were to be paid. Thus, while the Whig government are slumbering the Emperor of the French is availing himself of the advantages of all modern protective and destructive ...
... IRELAND. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, SATURDAY EVENING. THE GALWAY SUBSIDY. That venerable Whig organ, the Freeman's Journal, stems to have awaliened at length to a sense of the respective merits of Liberai.s and Con=ervatives. 30 far as Ireland ...
... Ireland, of all creeds and politics, that they could have no doubt, from the Viceroy's manner, of the settled intention of the Whigs not to resto,.e the subsidy unless they are compelled thereto by a force e , hich they dare not attempt to resist; and the ...
... the working classes against Liberal philanthropy. As it was with Whig finance before 1841, as it was with Radical philanthropy in the came of the factory system, so it is now. sun Whig incompetence imperils the national credit; still Radical championship ...
... as the Door Grub-street Saxon. It is famous, too, for its quarrels, and it is famous for its annual dinners. 1, A venerable Whig nobiaman, the Marquis of LANs/ DOWNE, is its president, and among its supporters it numbers every friend to literature, without ...
... made by my father. Mr. Clay.—llave you noticed that when the Whigs were in office tkey promoted more Whigs than Tories, and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs ?—I certainly think so. and have not noticed any difference ...
... that if tbere were a question between the throwing over of their pledges to the working men and the salvation of the Whig ministry, the Whig ministry would be saved and the pledges would be given to the winds (laughter). If they had kept their pledges the ...
... arrive when they must nerve themselves for a struggle in which the aid of the penny press might be exceedingly valuable to the Whig government. It was said that the house was pledged to the reduction of the paper duties, and it was quite impossible for them ...
... those in which they now rest. Under the banner of the government may be seen arrayed, but not united, the ruins of the old Whig party, which it is hardly possible to distinguish from the modern Conservative party; a few Peelites, some Liberals, properly ...
... assembly of Tories, which the Pane holds up as a bugbear, is presided over by the Marquis of Lansdowne, the patriarch of the Whigs. The Committee of the Legislative Body charged to examine the new Corn Law Bill has presented its report. The following are ...