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... tlovernmcnt humiliating; and the Mu.-iiin;i J/ernhl, of course, looks upon it the most discreditable feature in all episodes of Whig administration. is said that the report the Iron-plate Commiltoe will contain the important demonstration th it there is p ...
... observe,'’that, j.rocrediog-* are against him, 1 refrain from entering it, ...
... the other —(hear, hear). After several years examination of budgets and of ministries, they had been taught this lesson—that Whig and Tory both sought get as much as they could out of their pockets and spend as much as they could—(hear, boar, and cheers) ...
... find that they had put the one feather too much upon those shoulders - - (hear, hear). But it had always been the failing the Whig Government tii.il they could not manage their finances ; for they never had had a Chancellor who dared to* say to certain classes ...
... antagonist, but always the warm and sincere mend of the late Earl Fortescue, who for many years represented the county Devon on Whig principles, his friend and col. league, Sir T. D. Acland, having been for a long time the representative of the same county ...
... these three, the latter has by far the greatest personal and political influence. A Peer his own right, a Whig, and closely related to many of the Whigs who are the strongest supporters of the Government, Lord Auckland can command family political influence ...
... meeting will beheld in the chapel, which will the Revs. H. Hayman, A. Freeman, and other ministers friends. The following Whigs voted against the Ballot Sir F. Baring, Sir T. Burke, A. S. Finlay, J. H. Gurney, Major Hamilton, John Handley, E. Kuatchb ...
... life. Is true, alter all, that genius mast fret and chafe the fetters of every-day affection, and thst there was a fore•h«a -whig of disinclination domestic duties in the anxiety evinced Sybil to fiom the fir-t stage of married career ? Whatever might have ...
... Quality (or a quarter century, enabled to offer his UNRIVALLED VEGETA RLE EXTRACT, which the experienco several years—its use Whig invariably successfulhas proved to the great ihfiUltratuM. In bottles, price 2s. o*l. and ss. An advantage gained in purchasing ...
... bolioves and every man who has any sense , • j..*. i, sJi. . “ Hie selte-h, grasping, and assuming eonduet of >* . • • “ thv* Whig U.ulieal party, to statu! against their '•* • i.i n ...
... the basis of protection, but it did not become the pupil of Feel say so when recollected how that statesman hail displaced Whig Government. He hoped the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if France ...
... closely than the knorlcd boughs of those kindred forests which stitch a twining brotherhood along our border line.— Vicksburg Whig (Confederate paiier). Abistochatic GaTUKIUXC.— Lord Granville’s fete on Saturday, at Chiswick, was the the season. Near two ...