... 1840, 1647, 1848, and 1854, Yor two years Speaker of the house in 1847, 1848, and 1854. he was of the of Norwich, was es a Whig to United States Senate for the term 4, 1855, and served as a member committees pensions, and the jadiciary. In 1860 be for ...

... the part of any Government or party of Democratic origin, of course of conduct so flagrant as that pursued the aristocratic Whig party on the Reform question. The progress the question before the election of the present Parliament is well known, and the ...

... which this £6 franchise, which to accept as a final and satis. the House was now y had not been derided as an an and exploded Whig docisine. (Cheers.) The promoters Of the bill knew, and were ecting on the knowledge, thet this step would be an irretrievable ...