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... land. The many loved him in proportion the few detested him; and political exigency in England made him allies in the great Whig camp. The Tories were in authority, and the Opposition desired to turn thein out. One way of turning them out was to advocate ...
... the Head-quarters of the Fourth Brigade, 33, Lord-street; and at Benson and Holmes'*. Castle-street. „ „ , (Signed) BARTON WHIG LEY. Hon. See. Mount-Torn on Volunteer Parade Ground Company (Limited). Offices. 16. Castle-street. d ] LANCASHIRE ENGINEER ...
... bills of mortality issued from the office of the Registrar- General. 1 The Irish is Amebica.—The following, says the Northern Whig, is extract from the letter of merchant Cincinnati, dated the Bth April, to his brother, gentleman resident . near Belfast ...
... no questions about the past. Of what importance is it to our country now, whether a patriot citixen has been a Democrat or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore ! Who can say that he himself has never erred, or that his neighbour ...
... common sense, to fact and truth, to the first principles of Equity and even-handed Impartiality. That curious compound, the Whig and Wesleyan lawyer, who in Palmerston's political straits strangely finds himself pitchforked into the Attorney. Generalship ...
... only true and honest Liberalism,—an appellation which should never have been surrendered to the exclusive and oligarchical Whigs, the historic champions of rotten boroughs, the historic opponents of Free Trade with France or even with Ireland, and the ...
... much, and seen much of the world of men, as well as that of books. His political principlesseem tome drawn from the old , Whig school of the bygone Edinburgh Reviiw days, and you can trace easily the influence that the teaching of Brougham, and Jeffreys ...
... traveled much, and seen much of the world of men, as well as that of books. His political principles seem tome drawn from the old Whig school of the bygone Edinburgh Review days, and you can ttace easily the influence that the teaching of Brougham, and Jeffreys ...
... traveled much, and seen much of the world of men, as well as that of books. His political principlesseem to me drawn from the old Whig school of the bygone Edinburgh Review days, and you can trace easily the influence that the teaching of Brougham, and Jeffreys ...
... gained a vi on tl th over the Confederates, commanded Zy General Hill General Foster has returned to Newbern. The Richmond Whig, of the 21st April, states that the Confederates, under General Chalmers, has 4,000 of the Federal unlg, infantry, and i at ...
... a short time in the following year held office under Lord Mel- bourne, as Chief Secretary for Ireland. On the return of the Whig party to power in 1835 he was raised to the peerage, and was subsequently made Lord-Teutenant of Staffordshire. He is succeeded ...
... Lord Hatherton waa party man, in the ordinary political sense of the term. Although for years past conaiatently attached the Whigs, and in 1833 holding office under the late Earl Grey, his lordship, when in the Commons, waa the representative of his entire ...