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... to say gave him more pleasure than any subsequent success in life. He served three months, and on his return was nominated a Whig candidate for the Illinois legislature, but the county being Democratic he was beaten. His own election precinct, however, ...
... indication from the people that they desire it. The Daily is of opinion that the speech of Mr. Lowe will cause serious split in the Whig party, which will probably place a Conservative ministry in power. The Observer of last night says the members of the Government ...
... atrenglhenlng tha voice, removing boa rssness, allaying Irritation the throat, and as a oougb remedy preeminently the bait.’*—lPoy Whig, Sold all Chambta .at la. Ud. per box. * Hollowat’s Pills.— Oancral dabillly, low aplrlts, and narvoua iirilation are the ...
... The discussion, in which the Opposition took no share, showed that the subject of Reform there is a split not only in the Whig but also in the Liberal ranks, for the motion was opposed Lord and Mr. Lowe, both of whom are of the advanced order. Mr. Lowe ...
... delinquencies will barb the arrows of satire on every hustings throughout the kingdom, and who has added to the already established Whig notoriety for nepotism tho still less desirable reputation of mis- prision of felony. ...
... franchise, which the House was now asked accept a final and *alisfac- | tory settlement, had been derided antiquated and ! exploded Whig doctrine (cheers). The promoters of this Bill kuow.and.were acting the knowledge, that this step would irretrievable step the ...
... in the power and good sense public opinion, say that he would not have given the shelter of Calne to Tory disguised under Whig colours. I doubt whether the Chancellor of the Exchequer will ever consent to Bit in the same Cabinet with a man who declares ...
... make up his mind to be oold and resolute. The Times seeks still to represent Lord Palmerston and the : old Whig Liberals; but there will soon be i Whig Liooruls of that class for it to represent ; and between Mr. Gladstone and Printing House Square there ...
... &ale at large on the Dermsesatat ticket Be essimei a large per in or the Stan, meeting upon the etestip materel it the leading Whig onion. In 1841 he wee to the State Semite. to 1813 be was le Cmgreet. where, by suceessive elections s he mist until IhiSj ...
... offices, having salaries amounting to a million were abolished by the Tories. Comparisons are odious In the year 1833 alone, the Whig Administration created offices, having salaries emounting to 124,516 pouuds sterling, and this they most justly call sterling ...
... thec J a of its W. i. is n Artswit i r edisa ith abs flast lb he 101111161111. btoAM sat peaks. and nes no et Ms bean of the Whig being as their Is MN he was dented to Cowen sad at test in OMR of lie new al the this Free . It losory,l 1840, he a selmem ...
... done something towards modifying these evils far ns London is concemcd, but that gentleman has looked at the matter through Whig official spectacles. want some large-hearted Statesmen not red-tape bound our W big placemen treat the matter broad, truly ...