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... by no means few individuals who first signed the address inviting the Lord Mayor to stand, and then, for reasons which the Whigs know well how to apply, turned round and voted against him. Their names ought to be gibbeted throughout England. But notwi ...
... hundred horses for artillery are on the way out for Canada. The Last Sham.—The Galwav job, as it is nefariously termed by the Whigs, has just been accepted by Lord Palmerston. In the House, on Tuesday night, he said—S v tbat Galway is tbe most central point ...
... the election is very great and very grievous. It is exceedingly amusing to observe the chagrin manifested by the editors of Whig and Ministerial newspapers. We cull the following from The Observer of Sunday:— Another victory has been achieved by tho Tories ...
... John Nolan rery .torero the back of tho bead, and other injuries; serere. A constable hurt the bead with a stone Northern Whig, Tm* of Mo«dee»e.—Willi.m do Kingin WEI convicted m Michigmo, S., of murder, marked very etrocioui circamitencM. In accordance ...
... standing watchword, as opposed to the bureaucracy, centralism, and the coerced rigid uniformity which is the beau-ideal of the Whig faction, and is realized with full development in the present French regime. The liberty of Liberalism is that of America and ...
... done something to repair the errors of a former generation. When George IV visited Ireland the old system which since 1688 the Whig oligarchy had established for the government of Ireland, that of supporting the ascendency of minority, was beginning to verge ...
... with auj o.i* nutt’ii nwnf,M»d Johii Riwar dit. •! Vfi ;io A.; hdJ te* until ho l» . .-g itfcicMl th« tffix't of do wbor. fte Whig vertxl other wera called prove that th« «»•.( latiouo in the cour.U'O. l»aK»—mio vlclcmlant had the .n»yri>%it, nod forward ...
... It is evident that this conviction has presented itself to the mind of some of the most large-hearted and unselfish of the Whig politicians; which has been strikingly evinced during the session by the conduct of Lords Normanby and Grey the Upper House ...
... of Mr. Roebuck at Sheffield, both indicating the increased carelessness of the Liberal party to its own best interests. The Whigs can carry South Lancashire whenever they are excited enough to agree among themselves, and the absence of excitement betrays ...
... Cabinet. The aimointaaent Mr George Grey the Is explained hy the statement that, •* like Mr O. C. Lewis. Comte Gray belong* the Whig perty, of which bis lather was ooe of most eminent chief*.- In will case in Vice-Chancellor Stuart’s Court, Friday week, •• ...