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... As we read, cannot help asking ourselves whether the speaker be really the fiery Radical of other days—or an easytempered Whig, well content to rest and be thankful in the pleasant places where his lines are cast. Lord Palmerston, himself, could hardly ...
... Captain Hedley Vicars, is the Senior Wrangler this year at Cambridge. We understand that great hopes are entertained by the Whigs of this gentleman's future career in the world of politics. It is intimated the Ministerial organs that Mr. Massey, the member ...
... the lion, member for Poole at the government not fulfilling their promises. If the hon. member had studied the history of the Whig party he would have found melancholy consistency in their conduct on that point. He would have found that that history consisted ...
... efficacious scam of the Liberal party. It is stated, inateace, in Sir B. Woad that William the Fourth's reason dismisting Whig 1830 wee his aversion to the appoiatmest of Lord John to be Chanosilor of the Excheriner, when Lord Alatorp called to the Home ...
... Lord Lussell unlikely to do so. inherits the pretensions his father to the character of lordly demagogue; he inherits the true Whig aversion to a real and effective democracy. the whole, think that Lord Amberley acquitted himself much better than might have ...
... the strategy of the coming campaign ;no or speculations about the line of policy to adopted or Opposition, Conservatives, Whigs, or Radicals. J7' n ' lo .;t determined quidnuncs—the most eager hunters ews had not a word to say. The political party any ...
... no turn at all in it: for my own part I am ready to forgive all past offences in the cause, so that men calling themselves Whigs, Torys, or Reformers will now work together for the repeal, and fight the battle with our opponents as good Englishmen ought ...
... impothy. Ile wee meg OW that pert of theii pre- Imeluded morel was truss Oriel le elsisior mirth trots Paul, Harr , It • heweree &Whig dertl a ✓ead. He congratulated them en Om promeatem ef • Hull, how different would feeling. at =• theatre or a publie.home ...
... Williams (if 11 > the eldest son of Mr. William Williams ' ie contest was severe, and the success of Mr. against the powerful Whig interest of Lord FaltlieP.'v , Vivian, and others little less influential, with the ■; con,| hined, is a proof the estimation ...
... system of WM that of the church saivensl. Yet be lira • greet of geed bad toes by 'appends' the while both, the tact of their Whig &Med evil. ...
... electors that will come forward at the proper time, and, meanwhile, Colonel Boyle, who formerly presented the borough in the Whig interest, has been here, endeavouring by his personal influence, as the representative of Marston House, to keep up the fast ...
... forward, his return would considered certain. Lord J)angan (Lord Cowley's son), Air. Edward Bouverie, and other gentlemen in the Whig interest, have been named as candidates ; but on the eve of going to press we have received address from Lord Charles Bruce ...