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... slim, we lied that He 'Whig* bass been perfectly barren ; sod the chief Mini.ters of the Canoes ebo•rt th• pro -eedii•gs by spitting the seen of their mertioas and isomerism In the two Home, of Partiernent to mil the mointry that they have nn allies (hear ...
... The expiring days of the Session have at hg ed, and the Prorogation of Parliament is at ay, , The tenacity with which the Whigs have been en Cling to place and power is such as to surprise and at the Whitebait Dinner on Satur- bey t Mr, Childers (who ...
... whatever they did, we should not interfere- to prevent them. Was not this despatch so distasteful that the whole press, Tory, Whig, and Radical disapproved of it But the litera tcripta manet, and has had its influence, i are not all these things to be laid ...
... Pairs 9 44 Voted for Government 8 Absent 13 Vacant Seat 1 312 This would leave a majority to the Government counting Whigs, Radicals, Peelites, Irish and ludep«udents, about 32 votes, or if wo deduct the 10 Irish Liberals who voted against Government ...
... longer exists; he can longer act with the Conservative j»arty; but is found preferring the present government, comjiosed of old Whigs, Peelites, and the Manchester party, to a government which might be formed by Lord Derby; and having adopted this course, he ...
... had been equally powerless to stay the unscrupulous legions of our “great Protestant Ally,” as Prussia was styled by the Whigs when the Princess Royal of England had the misfortune to become allied to the Court of Berlin. “Our great Protestant Ally” ...
... bald at the REPOSITORY—HUMPH RE/ S'S STABLES, WINCHCOMB STREET. ON THURSDAY. AUGUST tre, 1864 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, Gentlemen Whig Lets intended for Salo, are »qnested to suitor tbs. the FE/CEDING TUESDAY, at LATEST, in order thatin the Walesa, sad be on ...
... brisk fighting fi onfederates. The negro troops stormed the ®rates’ forts. Gen. Butler had not reached Petersburg © assault. t Whig, of ‘the 15th instant, reports the With Gen. Sheridan by Gens. Fitzlee and Hampton, Vy loss. No particulars received. t th ...
... each begau to wrap his Roman toga round his devoted head, lion procumbat honest?-, that he might fall gracefully like true Whig in articulo mortis by a Ministerial Crisis. The Owl's hoot could not be mistaken. The fatal day was at hand. One staunch friend ...
... towns like Che. Tewkesbury, Cirencester, and Tetbury, where principles were strongly advocated, there was strength among the Whig landlords in the div • Taken as a whole, then, this election was consider.-! t - a fair index of the state of popular opinion ...
... landed in 1782), and shortly afterwards became aide-de-camp to the General commanding, the Hon. Henry Fox., brother to the great Whig leader. He returned to England on the lion of Minorca at the pears of Amiens in 1802. Hr became second captain in 1804, and ...
... were not to deceived bis frothy speeches, aud so he hud to beat retreat, and wait opportunity for t btainiug seatwhether on Whig, Tory, ot Radical principles it matteied nothing to him. The Tories Cheltenham having fleeced Sir Willoughby Jones, eent him ...