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... salutary influence in a liberal sense, identified Ins same and influence have always been with the more liberal portion of the Whigs—than his translation theHonseof Lorda, at -Uu» critical period-is the history of the Liberal party. Th» Ministerial party, ...
... object ia to ameliontiooe both ia the law ot aetttMaaot and the mode of feting. The new Poor Law fpr BnyjaM, oairiod by the Whig Government in XB3L in the face of much ignorant clamour, aoeompuahad only one-half of the improvement* contemplated it* author* ...
... Plrst Minister, are ten and twenty years his juniors, whereas in the House of Lords Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. A LlASON.—Considerable excitement has been oecasieued within the last few days by the elopemeet of ...
... policy jpt, however, seems to have proved a autocracy and “paternal government” the Chronicle has been suffered to pajper, with Whig radical politics, and i of the Tuiieries with an occasional governing Fiance. In one of these, state of uneasiness and dis ...
... and concentrated their whole attention upon the wrong they had suffered at his hands. If Sir Robert Peel had either allowed a Whig Cabinet to carry Free-trade, or had gradually persuaded his own supporters of the necessity of such a change, he would have ...
... MW the IRE LAN D. Tar Cmora in IRELAND.—Tbe following agricultural report for Ulster, copied from the Whig, might he taken us representing the h t prospects throughout the other provinces Our agricultural reports this week are universally satisfactory ...
... unmingled with xcontempt for the indolence and ofctuseosss which oooepired for their rejection. The withdrawal of tbe greet Whig leader must make the conduct of the business of his party in tbe Lower House more difficult, sod increase thecmbarrassoients ...
... questioned. It is misfortune that the whole gang have not to answer to their names before our resident magistrate. —Northern Whig. The Pxiince of Walfs a>d his Psbsecutors.—The Town Council of Limerick were not to b® beaten from their determination have ...
... return than was anticipated from the earlier cuttings. Cram of jail kinds is thriving, and will yield abundant straw.— Northern Whig. ...
... possible, has been regarded by that party with a more satisfactory sort of appreciation than has been awarded to any other Whig leader. Nobody ever doubted that Lord John Russell was in earnest when he brought forward his different schemes for representative ...
... exception of First Minisier, are ten twenty years his juniors, whe-eas the Hou.e of Lords Loti John would the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sfUiog. A Vote SR Luson—C mdderabio excitement ha* been occasioned within the lad few days hy the elopement ...
... divided on this question than upon auy one touching foreign politics for along time post. The American war of independence was a Whig and Tory question; and it now appears likely, for similar reasons, and on similar rule, that our sectional sympathies will ...