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... equally accessaries. Homer, the chairman of the first bullion committee, was a Whig. Peel, the chairman of the second, was Tory ; but the real leader was Air. Ricardo, who was a Whig and something more ; that is to say, a doctrinaire of the worst class. At ...
... Parliament. Buz his son and successor, though born in exciting times had not his fath , talents or energy, and although a steady Whig, who stood by his pal • firmly in the struggle for Catholic emancipation and Parliamentar) , rez u, he led a very quiet life ...
... | suffered defeats. It it bad not been that Mr, Harvey was elected on Friday, with the consent, if not with the vote?, the Whig magnates of Buckinghamshire, everybody would have been prepared to hear that his principles were preferred those a candidate ...
... ves, 317; Liberals, 839—Liberal majority, 22. Another correspondent of the same paper estimates the Conservatives at 315, Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites at 339. An Unstable Territort.—Aoaseforinternational litigation is just now slowly emerging from the ...
... and the other little affair of the defeat of the Whig candidate at Southampton by the Lord Mayor, no doubt honours worthy of the occasion would have been offered to Lord Mayor and Sheriffs. Had Whig only sat in the civic chair, even the untoward incident ...
... burro) cm bond the Flared aad amanned tho duties Olds Her torwthr DrernelN. lkams. weird at day milk osOolool them di Jambe. awl Whig la&4 her at Royal Amcor buoy, she preseded dockyard to diaaharge =V. • eerie imadersan the kr Aries at yesterday reesived at ...
... Commons, and caused an unusual change of members there. Some conspicuous men in the Commons' House have disappeared—theancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr. Western Wood, and Sir William Cubitt, and, we may add, the much-respected chaplain of the House, Archdeacon ...
... Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor was present. FUNERAL of the EARL of CHABLEMONT. Thursday, the last of 1863 (says the Bel fizst Whig), all that is mortal of Francis William Caulfeild, second Earl of Charlemont, was deposited in the family vault in the crypt ...
... the Representation Bill as a sign of want of Parliamentary confidence in the Government. But Lord Derby had not learned the Whig knack of remaining in office on condition of doing nothing, and hence the Ministerial change from Tweedledum to Tweedledee ...
... justify, the do-nothingpolicy of a Cabinet without any great ruling principle whatever, beyond the one cherished principle of all Whig Cabinets—to hold office as long as possible ! In the maintenance of this very curious do-nothing policy, a policy so very curious ...
... 78.; ble to Tort He te fie to 104 e; Irsoh Whs.—Shoe. NI to 58.5 30e to 114.—1 a the WWI Pot s..ltas the treaesctioas bees Whigs, lower than bah Dorset be 114:4115. No to lit par Ems lbs. BA.= of We orraittlelip. The of tho 'oak Our Dee. 110. dhow tho ...
... of those outrages wbich gave a tragical character to New Year’s Day of 1863, in our town at least. I not enamoured of the Whigs, neither are affections foatly tied the Tories. Both are hostile to the people, and the party organizations of the privileged ...