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... exist within those realms(Great cheering, and signs disapprobation). There was no doubt that if the Whig Government could have carried out that scandalous Whig job it would have required £3,000,000. The argument urged in favour of the purchase was that London ...
... reporta that tbe accounts of General Uosd are favourable. There is still no news from tbe army of the Potomac. The Richmond Whig of the alt. denounces the British Government for detaining the Confederate rams in tbe Mersey. New York bay never nny time ...
... miserable dwellings which existed.” Saul among the prophets! W. B. adhering to the national policy of Whig Ministers, and holding out Whig Peers, and Whig Ex-Ministers, to a Conservative audience, ns bright examples of the conduct men and gentlemen towards ...
... • ■. ; »!j or liars. thu voted against tin* gr..*- iHO*) dlv the Architect t::o Minister -s , riiitiiio;il.‘, and l..at the Whig Ministers by a in* r- ir. j , but they a stop such lavish ex- P’ * '• the 20 May he rot.*'l against Sir Janus g , U.dlw.iy ...
... says-The result the Tamwortb election shows that the electors would not submit either to th dictation Sir Robert Peel or the Whig Government THE SEIZURE OF THE IRON CLADS. The Times, leader on the seizure of the iron-dads observes that all that is yet certain ...
... to division, because knew that if he did the government would have been defeated. (Mr. Bremridge) would say this—that the Whigs bad always remembered their friends—(hear, hear, and laughter). Shortly after Mr. Stansfeld was brought forward to take part ...
... HuMer, an»l the latter t-'l him that \vn-» onponent. and had, then-fore, to put it—(laugher d a.'plau e). Now, he challenged Whig the mnd.-ni Bi;hl to prove to the meeting that there was on rec«»rd one instance in which Tory of the antique school had ...
... division, because he knew that if did the government would have been defeated. He (Mr. Bremridge) would say ibis—that the Whigs had always remembered their friends—(hear, hear, and laughter). Shortly after Mr. Stansfeld was brought forward to take part ...
... and we are all more hopeful than we were, as everything betokens prosperity ; and for this are indebted the wise policy the Whig Government under which we live. I do not think should confine ourselves to the great name of Lord Palmerston, for there are ...