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... uierhed * few month* the Coantes« Rottie*. » Scottish peeren*. *nd now *!*«• *® * sent in the Hodm id Commoee. which hi* Inigftnl Whig triend* wiU, pnatmUj, *hle to ior him. Re to be numeedhd hi* •eereUrml datie* » brother ot the Speeher, * young g«iUem*n who ...
... 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 ntrroweat majorities, often ranging from one to dozen ; and these ...
... state of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and concern the position of the remnants of that great Whig party that was honoured the names of Grey and Brougham and Mackintosh, aui to which 1 deemed it honour belong. I see with great ...
... social and political arrangements of the country.” Lord Derby said he regarded with deep concern the fate of the remnant the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there is at present little, if any, difference principle, if they were ...
... but imposing political demonstration. Strictly, of course, the Lord Mayor has no political sympathies or prejudices. He feta Whig and Tory Premiers with equal hospit»lify, and receives successful warriors, eminent adsuinistrators, reverend bishops, and ...
... the Water-works guide the British Government It j • , Clauses Act to compel the Dublin Corporation to which the remnant the Whig party -• ■ , supply them with water any time; lastly, what was the estimated cost of the works, and if ottr lit rate of ten ...
... in Dublin or Edinburgh, transfer them to London. Mr. F. Peel gave reply, in accordance with the centralizing policy of Ibe Whigs, that the concentration of the account books in London was intended to effect economy in the management, and for the convenience ...
... eereral faimers hare being obliged on aoeoant of the deieteney of the wheat crop, to re-sow number Urge fieku with oaU. —Northern Whig. Coax.—The crope which had eo much suffered during the lata Inceesant rains have almost fully recovered; ami, cave probably ...
... One of the offices took £20,000 in this class of risks Great Eastern shares hove advanced, owing to a probability of the ship Whig chartered by the Government the United Slates soon as she amvea at New Great activity prevails several of the Royal dockvards ...
... i gtrllw u ,y where the straw is,command the administrative and military laws to the Beichs- ~ fibre production. —Northern Whig. should declared assn ulltwahnu. ._ eof-veys Mid measaremrats the lownland of T.xvanagtl A rerf^mhunted'd'isensrion took place ...
... driven lo appeal to the arbitrament the sword. With regard lo all liicse surging nationalities it must he confes-ed that our Whig statesmen have something like policy, but it is one which, honest men, cannot applaud. It is to make the most of their wiougs ...
... produced, irrespective of the section of the community from whioh it had. sprung. England never inquires whether her great men are Whig* or Tories, Proteelanls or Roman Catholics, when the question i about the honours which they have merited Jheir transcendent ...