... Permissive Bill a popular politl- cal question, and that when Parliament was dissolved he hoped that every candidate, whether Whig or Tory, would be boldly, earnestly, honestly, and fairly tested in regard to the Permissive Bill, and he had no doubt but ...

... ditto in Ireland, ditto in the British Isles. reference to the ! edition of this useful dictionary for 1856, we find the folio whig interesting facts, namely, that that year there were published the United Kingdom 799 journals; of these 37 papers were issued ...

... the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken ; point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. Ho complained that no removal ...

... hon. member ought to have remembered tbat tbe history of the Whig party for the laat thirty years bad been that of pledges loosely given and in- stsntsneoosly broken. In point of fact, a Whig in effice was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that there ...

... class of politicians who would willingly votes at parliamentary elections to the better e!:..stts of wdriocg deterred frost 'Whig tits retons movement by the fear that it Is sot possible to give any considerable colargemeut of the elective franchise without ...

... Lords to throw dirt . se: Chartist and coster, T 01 ' the Peerage too bad 1 call- r ee Petted by Baines and Co., I Russell is Whig, t U( Patted by Forster. N Amberiey Radical: d ...

... with learned barristers as commissioners, and an array of official assignees, messengers, &c, &c. Lord Lyndhurst prevented the Whig government from effecting this change in 1841, only to carry it himself the next year and make a great job of the appointments ...

... contrived do more cleverly than by the Speech which he put into the mouths of the Royal Comuiissuncrs. A clever aud thoroughgoing Whig Premier would have reminded the House uf Commons that the Bill which had previously been recommended for amending the repr ...

... the same that came down with General Butler. with one additional brigade, and numbered not less than 10,000 men. The Ric/mood Whig contains the following account of the capture of Fort Fisher :—Tne unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, commanding the ...

... purpose of attracting a number of people to tii. Town Hall, despite Mr. Baines and Parlia- mentary Reform, and although both Whigs .and l'a.li.ais have professed their delight at the young nobleman's performance, the party, like the young lady in tin Irish ...

... an inconvenient truth. The railway interest bas more power in tbe Commons than any other. Its party outnumbers either the Whigs or the Tories, for it includes the majority of both. By influences, which are easier understood than described, some of the ...

... that it is a grepit dis- aster ; sealing Wilmington against blockade running, uid great loss to the Confederacy. The Htchmond Whig con- tains the following :— The unwelcome news of the fall of Foit Fisher, commanding the entrance of Cape Fear river, was ...