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... everybody expected, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent, Lord Westbury. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn Whig Lord Chancellor? lhe result proves that the government were right in packing the committee. A ...
... as well Mr. Forstee, desired to have another evening's wrangle, in order that he might have an opportunity of taunting the Whigs with having broken their promises—a demonstration which, however, would have little force as made by one who haJ himself proposed ...
... U.P.; Mr. Koebuck, M.P.; Mr. Corrie, Colonel Percy, and a host powerful candidates. —Globe. Change of Motto. —The Richmond Whig, whose mot'o is Sic stmper Tyrannic, has dropped it at the request of the Provost Marshal-General. ...
... brilliantly lighted op the whole sky. The peals of thunder were loud and numerous, an the rain fell in torrents. —Northern Whig. The number of English travellers that have through Beyrout this season has been very great, more so than in any former year ...
... third fined XI, or one month's imprisonment. THE REPRESENTATION OF THE COUNT! OF ANTRIM. Belfast, Tuesday Morning The Northern Whig understands that it is intended there shall change in the representation of this county. Colonel Pakenham is to retire, and ...
... house in 1847, 1848, and 1854. For two years he was mayor of the city of Norwich, Connecticut, Subsequently he was elected as a Whig to the United States Senate for the term commencing March 4,1855, and served as a member of the committee on public lands, ...
... Palmerston, and the manly recantations of Messrs. Lowe, Cardwell, Horsman, and other celebrities of the more or less advanced Whig school, are lost upon him. The fact that no siDgle eminent Member of Parliament, with, perhaps, the exception of Mr. Gladstone ...
... met in the loft in Cato-street, armed and resolved to assassinate the Cabinet Ministers of George IV., no person accused the Whigs, or even the extreme Radicals, of being privy to their design. Sir Francis Burdett, Cobbett, and Hunt were then highly suspicious ...
... that even Radical constituencies will not bear the sweeping democratic doctrines formerly a passport to their favour ; and Whigs avowing boldly, as Lord R. Grosvenor did the other day, in a formal address to his constituents, that the convictions of the ...
... government not willing to fulfil the pledges of 1859 and '60. When it is a question of Reform or expulsion from office the Whig statesman will decide in favour of Reform. This is the only effectual mode of dealing with them, and I hope it will be adopted ...
... the future, seeing that the Radicals have openly thrown off their allegiance to the Government The principal service which Whig sympathisers, therefore, rendered to the active opponents of the Bill was in keeping out of the way, and letting these work ...
... paroled prisoners has been burnt on the Mississippi, and 140 lives lost. [times' tki.ro ham ] York, April 29.—The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members his Cabinet, with an escort cavalry, left Greensboro', N.C., the for Columbia. ...