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... Bright’s speech was devoted to the question of parliamentary reform. advocated the reform of a Government wielded turns by Whig and Tory aristocrats, half whom owed their origin to the slime and corruption of the glorious revolution, us it was called ...
... enjoyed before. (Loud cheers.) Mr, Bright followed in long speech, advocating the reform of a government wielded in turns by Whig and Tory aristocrats, half of whom owed their origin to tho slime and corruption of the glorious revolution, as was called ...
... the article on clerical subscription the current number of the North British Review. The late Sheridan Knowles.—We {Belfast Whig) learn that the only surviving son of the late Sheridan Knowles has in the press memoir of his gifted father. The work, we ...
... announcement of the proposed Congress it has been viewed by all English parties in nearly the same light, and for once Radicals, Whigs, and Tories have been unanimous in their disapproval of the scheme. The character of its author, the uncertainty as to his ...
... LARGSST AND Cf'ZAPS= STOCK OP CABINST UPHOLSTSKY Is the West of Saglliad. MAKS= OF LS lIATKLLS SLASTIQUF. • yew sad la:seam Whig PLANS, ZSTIKATSS. • DIZIONS TOR FURNISHING UN? !DNS OF CHANGL ►HSILGZ PAID TO ANY PART OF /NOLAND. ...
... Lord Elgin to offical life. In Ja naica Lord Elgin had no easy task, but he acquitted himself so well that, when in 1848 the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man they could find to be Gol'oruor-Gensral of Canada, they pitched upon Lord. .Elgin, notwithstanding ...
... the punishment of the Earls political sins. Now it says that trusts it is * unnecessary to express our pleasure (hat tho old Whig chief will continue suppoil Cabinet,' &c. Exactly. This is one way of getting out difficulty’. The aspect of the Congress question ...
... fallowed bim, • nd the next gentleman who spoke has confessed himself of no politics at alt—(langbter); while am here, an old Whig—(renewed laughter); and are all united in one feeling—though how it happens don't know, and that is, of supporting tbe Government ...
... opportunity afforded him by a public meeting to pou out all the pent-up vials of his vituperative wrath on the heads of all those—Whig or Tory—who disagreed with him. Against the present goverament, however, he was especially bitter on the subject of reform ...
... further trusts the said indenture trust and settlement mentioned. Touching the Russell Rcs'ignation.—W knew was all nonsense! A Whig like the old French Guard he dies, but never surrenders. —Punch. The Crawley trial is fine fun for the witnesses. There is ...
... corrupt but also very insimere ; they had not the moat distant intention of liberating slaves. No matter whether the speaker was Whig or Democrat, a cardinal, a deeply-rooted point of faith, political, religions, and moral, was, that the negro was naturally ...
... will thus be seen that tor least partiality is shown, high or low. Touching the Russell Resignation.—We knew was aU nonsense. Whig is like the old French Guar* —he dies, but never surrenders. ...