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... Government secured of their official existence for a further term. When it came to be asked what motives they could ascribe to the Whig wire-pullers for this unexpected party move, they were a; little puzzled. At last some of them said that Mr. Gladstone, must ...
... understand . against the Whigs which accordingly he **,? •? he does, and votes for Mr. Jackson. Bravo. Dick has proved hisself to be man but Mr. got to thank me for getting his vote for Him. I never got hundred o' coals from a Whig father did 'cause he voted ...
... addresses. The reply advised them to be selfreliant—an advice which they required. They ought not to ask any Government, whether Whig or Tory, to spoon-feed them. If the press of Ireland would take up the sentiment expressed in the reply of Lord Wodehouse, ...
... Tired of the empty vapourings of the Iterlicals, and disgusted with the vacillation of a puitaiseodly Liberal but really Whig admiuistratem.& change has come over the public mind of Roclehtle. Su Xlr Cobden is to be the victim de change in the public ...
... are, as regards parties, in a strange and anomalous position ; we scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Laughter.) The Whig 3 and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men the end of chain, the one draggin backward, the other ...
... Carpenter. 43, T Me Mr. Matt et globes. Mr. Mows, MY hi. Ithea l =ift. Mr oak& meek MIA lesd hem rested hem et pounds thee et me* Whig NUM. Sam thee the eaten* le es had bees eurbi ..y he 'Whaled SIM Alai several mom ham a t goods um Melee is the beehespre Moe ...
... the number of •tudenU attending hi* U*turm va* iniutUricut for hi* reinuneratkin, and resign, th* prifsMondnp. In 1838 the Whig Government him Controller of the London Stationery-oflke. *t of .UUO per annum, and continued the bred of tbi* department till ...
... ember of students attending his lectures was insufficient for his remuneration, and he resigned the professorship. In 1838, the Whig Government appointed him Controller of the London Stationerpoffice, at a salary of Al,OOO per annum, and he continued the head ...
... for the trial of these prisoners will issue ; they will come before the regular Judge of Assize at the usual time— Northern Whig. Bemarkablb Feat op Navigation.— The Autoriti of Dunkiik give's an account of the extraordinary return to tbnt port of the ...
... ber of students attending his lectures was insufficient for his remuneration, and he resigned the professoiship. In 183S the Whig Government appointed him Controller of the London Stationery-office, at a salary of £1 000 per annum, and he continued the ...