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... of all thle world better, That he was a good hater tthere can be no question, and Dr. Johnson while he 'S called him a vile Whig and a sacrilegeous heretic would a thave hugged him for the heartiness with which he laid ?? eon his dark shades of colour ...
... issue two sons and a daughter. lie succeeded his father in 1817, was high sheriff of Leicestershire in 1825, and sat as the Whig member for the county of Leicester in 1819 and 1820, and from 1830 till 1832; for North Leicestershire from 1833 to 1837. The ...
... country as ammunition for a future fight. In tiv 1858, Lord DERBY being Premier, Sir Jon:N TatE- th,, zAwNy, aided by the Whigs, renewed his hostilities, int' mec and carried the second and third reading of his Billye for the total abolition of Church-rates ...
... the recipients are only four, conferred by Lord Weetbury within ten months; yetthose pseudo denouncers wse of jobbery, the Whig-Radical journals, from the Aga- memnon of Printing-house-square down to the malignant ?? of Fleet-street, have never once, ...
... the country with a larger amount of taxation than was ever crowded into one Act of Parliament, even in the most palmy days of Whig ascendancy; the Earl of CARNAuVON, who has often given evidence of great ability, surprised i even his friends by the sustained ...
... legal exercise of their fair rights, and the efficien of protection of the law. No doubt you are the organ of the 0I great Whig-Radical Interest In ?? neighbourhood. and have a principally contributed to the political elevation of five out Of six members ...
... HaIn. Robert LoweDl., Whig. J ut Chief Commissioner Peter Brie, Whig, and 15001. a year. rot Ire Commissioner, James Hill, Whig, and 12001. a year. R ,, 1 James Campbell, Whig and 12001. a year-. E. my, Secretary H. Morgan Fane, W~hig. and ...
... to the progress of events for rT; their refutation; and if what has lately Occurred e serves to strengthen the hopes of the Whigs in their tair permanent domination, they are quite welcrme to ven hugthe delusion as it pleases them. Punch, however, is nearer ...
... enjoy, occurred on Friday p i night last, when one of those undue interferences with ti t- the liberty of the press for which Whigs, with all their rq e protestations to the contrary, have long been famous, tt . was brought under consideration, Mr. MAGUIRE ...
... LOCAL TOPICS. as er- THE NIGHT POAC RING PEVENTION BILL.-The me tremor which has seized the Whigs since the disastrous M-defeat of Lord Palmerston's ricketty Government hat Iaactually reached Belper. The Night Poaching Preven- le, tion Bill was far tuo ...
... it is to hear such statements from Mr. S COBDEN, the sting is in their truth; and hence the O0 annoyance on the part of the Whigs, who thought they had made his adhesion secure, by flattering him as their appointed plenipotentiary in the matter of the ...
... have the less need therefore for detaining the atten- Re tion of our readers upon any vexed questions at issue loe between Whigs and Conservatives; and the release an( from such debate is very convenient, as the demands me upon our available space for ...