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... Commons, and caused an unusual change of mem bers there. Some conspicuous men in tlie Commons’ Bouse have disappeared—the ancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr Western Wood, and Sir William Cubitt, and, may add, the much respected Cbapl&in of the House, Archdeacon ...
... rasons for proposing this toast as her Majesty’s Government hold their present office with the soDsect and approbation both of Whigs and Tories: nsy, it is generally admitted that the noble lord at the bead of the Government is indispensable t3 carry on any ...
... dictatorship there was room for discussion. would refer to what was done in the freest of all countries—England. When the Whigs, for instance, were in onposition, they could snpport their candidates their journals, their meetings, and their subscriptions ...
... Circurt. He practood as special pleader for some years, and became a Queen's Counsel and Bencher. The same year was returned the Whig interest tor Durham (city), conjunction with Mr Granger. In 1851 he was elected the hold of the poll, having for his colleague ...
... protection of Denmark. As a trade he was sure they were all pretty much of one mind as to the present Ministry, whether they were Whigs or Tories, -with the exception of one , celebrated man the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and 1 he must that as trade they did ...
... later Hamilton could not take hu» seat a* Duke of Brandon, but the Queen named him Extraordinary the Court of France. The Whigs were thereby exasperated, and Lord Mohan, the 7r.il/ party adding public to private haired (ihe families two noblemen being ...
... the evidence of several of tbe witnesses at the trial sustain his that conspiracy existed to disfranchise by wholeaale the Whig ratepayers of Belfast, and such Protestant voters as were not Tories. Tne tax collectors entered into conspiracy, said, with ...
... stationary both in price and demand, and no particular change seems likely. • BELFAST TRADE REPORT— Feidst. (From the Northern Whig.) Yarns. -The transactions of this week have not been equal in extent thoee of the preceding, and the trade has nartSdpai d ...
... committed the Alabama. From the South, it was stated that the siege Charleston was temporarily suspended; and the Richmond Whig has expressed its opinion that the future of the Confederacy is involved in the ensuing spring campaign in Northern Georgia ...
... this way also the great political parties in the country act When the public opinions are in favour of the Tory view or the Whig view, then those who hold these opinions are real sensible people for the time ; their opinions are worthy of commendation ...
... Money Trade (which principally cultivate*), has i*curtd for his m*ny end* this week some Lot* worth their inspection. Tbe folio whig only represent various Cheap Department* of ihls From To Day (Saturday!, and all Next Week. J . .R--will give a decided Cheap ...
... the suffering artisans better. Ths right hon. gentleman then proceeded tsosnsu,, which Ireland has i7«t«m»tie*n7 ur d«r the Whig*, eepeeuJ)j condemned the epp*>intmenle which hwd been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PKEL wm wrry that the right hen ...