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... irefiuii Government, and it hail been the practice of this Government to recognise fade governments. In less than twelve • Whig goverunieut, because it had muted its purpose, had recognised Brig • , and it would not do to say that the civil war was still ...
... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking; so, I have heard, was Lord Plunket. A distinguished member of the Whig party, now no more, and who ass himself one of the most sensitive of men and one of the most attractive of orators, told me ...
... ilium; 2 Mr W Hick. 11, Water Wold, Puckhnitton. Agricultural mot foal-1 Mr J ow, IMt 1 Cl II C:riyton. Piiiei you.* old go/Whig—l Mr Baud, Salton, Pickeri ng ; 2 Sir George Striek • land, Bart., Boynton. Throe years old hunting filly I Mr Martin Lowish ...
... there was a little of the spirit to intending purchaseni who might wish to taste. The rogue curruul with him a Man 41a4 Witli Whig); to repinuish tw neflks• _ADVERTIfinIi, ISA ...
... mounted as he was, and who themselves had risen to the rank of landlord*, lie entered Parliament a Whig-Radiml, and continued all his life most faithful to the Whig party, and especially devoted to Lord John Russell The Noble Earl was, in truth, a thorough party ...
... within six days. The naval committee reported • bill for the itonsgrue- Eon .1 10 mail-eled steam gun-boate. The Ricihnond Whig, aligning to the inking Wee& In atarleston harbour, says the North be. abs. 1110 st step towards making Charleston an exedient ...
... hardly knew whether to distrust or embrace the speaker. In the work of retrenchment there is plenty to do for all willing hands; Whig, Tory, and Radical may all do the country good service in this respect; and the only danger to be guarded against is the sacrifice ...
... consi,ler the subject, by a circular signed by ten Tories am! i'onserva• tivcs, whilst t ere were to it the names of eleven Whigs and Radicals: so high did party feeling run. Mr. Hassell was an honourable exception party bigotry. and was a steady friend ...
... succeeded better than he did in penning his recent Despatches fur communication to the Danish Government. Then the policy of the Whigs in Italy been deplorable; and for the unfortunate and now all but forgotten Garibaldi utterly disastrous. When the Prince of ...
... and united Italy, the nominees of the Irish priests would rush into opposition ? And is it not equally certain that if the Whig leaders again held up the banner of demo- cratic reform the whole gang of Radi- el would follow it once more ? It is true enough ...
... History are not bounded in the person of the Emperor, by the Revolution of 1688, and the notable acts of the leaders of the Whig Party since that rather memumble event. And as for Russia, it is quite natural that the Czar, who was the first to proffer ...
... DOGS. Hector and Neptune. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the Drama of never swerved in giving his best support and advocacy to the Whigs and the Liberal cause. THERE iil4l been an unexpected, but a most just turning of the tables in the case of James Parkinson ...