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... conduct on Reform, won golden opinions from the Tories, and knows that lhe still retains a hold on certain fainthearted Whigs, who have forgotten the teachings and examples of their forefathers. Perhaps the most ludicrous example of a political fix ...
... (Hear, hear.) That fact was pregnant with danger, and he asked why it was that they got no declaration from the leaders of the Whig party that they could not go the length of universal suffrage, that they were not prepared to recommend forced sales of the ...
... ofthe education division were cleared out last week. and had to remain in that state for four days and four I The Northern Whig states that no new cases of the nights. As may be supposed she was, when found, in aI, cattle plague have made their appearance ...
... pension of E3OO a year, after paying the premium on the policy of insurance effected fqr the benefit of his survivors.—Northern Whig. 011 the 18th instant the jn hre , of the connenn law warts will met in the Court of Ez:liequer, and caws, their spring circuits ...
... process of enlightenment of which he must have been to 'some extent conscious, as when he said, I have been brought up a Whig, but am grsdually verging towards Radicalism. Now, as Mr. Horsman views on Parliamentary Reform are so much in advance of ...
... be sufficient to affect appreciably the result of the division ; and when we see in the West Riding of Yorkshire moderate Whigs like Lord Houghton and Lord Mjlton, Lord Frederic Cavendish and Mr. Beaumont, uniting with members of the Government like Mr ...
... eminent man, who died on the sixteenth of June, at the age of 81, was Colonel William Winston Seaton. of Washington, a prominent Whig, and always antagonistic to General Casa Colonel Seaton belonged to the famous firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the ...
... but to take up any magazine, review, newspaper, or party organ of any kind, which touches on it, to see that opinion is still Whig or Tory, Cavalier or Roundhead, Protestant or Catholic, 'tithe case may be. The unfortunate perso n who is neither wholly one ...