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... Palmerston and his colleagues had any voice in the matter it would, no doubt, be converted into a sort of permanent com- mittee of Whig safety with a life as protracted as that of the famous Long Parliament, of which History has left us some record. During the ...
... between the oppressor and the oppressed, rail most loudly against an associatioa which, instead of the senseless cry of No Whigs or no Liberals, point to a series of practical grievances and dzemand re. dress, W'ith one accord the defrauded waflickers ...
... inter- ference, has uniformly givea his counsels in favor of moderation and pacitie measnres, even when soli- cited by the Whig peacemakers of this country to embark in a war with Germany. Iader his rule France grows richer, and, although thle elections ...
... Whif was not cormpeted for. The Dublin papers usually supplied were not in demand. Ultimately, half- price was effered for the Whig and some other papers previously unsold, and the various selections were ordered to he submitted to the committee for ap- puVaL ...
... so ioug as the Whigs were in office. He would not e ΒΆ make use of O'Connell's words, but he would say Isimply that thev would never have Reform so long as those base Whigs were retained in offiee. (Lound cheers and lauighter.) The Whigs now wanted to a ...
... , the profenional gentlmnen practicing bqkmro tlutu, and thsl rublic it lamgo. Mr AAndrowvY' ttsbtnco i:i inertly ?? ?? ?? Whig. ...
... RES)URCES OF THE CONFEDERACY. (From the Richmond Whig of Dec. 22 The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Con. federate States as to armiabearing men are on the point of exhauestion. Many well-meaning ...
... position. The Lord Chancellor would appoint to the magistracy. tarcom and the police would continue to exist. Suppose the Whigs to remain in power, appointments would continue to be made on the good old priLLeiple. Even now it is doubtful whether Sir ...
... ce-sant, tler are Ileard for theirmu1ch s'elchs. r4 Tliey pervert to ticir own.u-se tile 'icoo mi i L precep ts. and while he 'Whigs ore in office tr1, (On klnow tleV ?? ?? s az:k and. ?? - l i Tlny sseeiilaes, 010il tho fied tlieo. Ia T ?? opuend trl Thiev ...
... resources of Ireland will make him a valuable addition to the collective wisdom. To get Tralee out of the hands alike of Whigs and Ultramontanists will be au enormons accession of I respectability othe Irish representative boly. It is to be hoped, therefore ...
... the re- spoxsibility of rejecting it. But the Bill was not dead, but had again taken shape, and the Tories, as well as those Whigs who were so like Tories, had un- comfortable feelings-so uncomfortable that it came almost to a shiver. (Laughter.) What apparition ...
... the responsibility of rejefling it. But the bill was not dead but had again taken ahape, and the Tories, as well as those Whigs who were so like Tories, had uncomnfortable feelings, so uncomfortable that it came almost to a shiver (laughter), What apparition ...