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... for the vacancy Ihere is, however, further significance in the appointment, it shows the bias of the new Premier towards the Whig rather than towards the Radical ' Ferguson, the eminent surgeon been created a baronet, as also has Sir Roderick Murchison ...
... loftily above his fellows as the President of the Council: He is the flower of all English statesmen, diplomatists, heroes, and Whigs. The force of nature can no further go. To rear and to. elevate to supreme dignity such a character is the consummate feat ...
... a confession by Lord Russell that I each party was hound in recognizance, to keep the peace.â 1 as regarded statesmen the Whig party was needy woes Samuel James Clemente was then charged by his mother Otit. If the Government treated reform feebly, it ...
... your projects pursue, And this noble Idea keep ever in TIM ; Let but Numbers and Noise the ascendancy gain, And then beds Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain, Will lie Down, down,—all of you down! ODs OWN FISESIDIL—The January number of this ciever anti ...
... of the Radicals in any measure they may propose, though they may willing to a little farther than the lleat-and-be-thankful Whigs, from whom the noble lord who gave litis phrase has now apparently seceded. What expect to sec is rather weak compromise which ...
... Parliament of Salisbury Plain ; and further essays by Cornelius O'Dowd. Corny thus writes of THE WHIGS IN IRCLAND. When we remember that Whig rule always has been in Ireland alternate insult and conciliation—a Durham letter today, a denunciation ...
... imprisoned for a noble devotion to the cause of the people—a period of ostracism not only for Radicals but for Whigs—a period in which the moderate Whig was suspected of revolutionary designs—a period darkened by the vices of the Regency—s period darkened by ...
... ancient instincts of the Whigs ; before ho opens hie mouth to proclaim his plans of Government, or tests the confidence of Parliament by his measures, he proceeds to fortify himself by lavishing honours upon the tepeesentativesuf the Whig notorieties in former ...
... opinion that nothing will cure the Premier of his old tricks of taking care his telutions, and upholding the traditions the great Whig family to which belong*, never Io«in/ an opportunity of feathering its nest at the expense anything or anybody. Lord Clarence ...
... 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 ...
... has been hardly possible for him to achieve any very great results. The bulk of bis Administration is slid made up of the old Whig notabilities who served under Lord Palmerston ; there have been no great places his disposal; the walls and pinnacles of the ...
... nave commenced a movement for having an Increase of a third made his pension during the brief balance of hi* life.—Norther* Whig. A young woman, named Janet Carrie, was tried at the resumed Leeds aaaixea, Tuesday, for the murder of her infant ohild. Being ...