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... made to puff this principle of bit by bit reform into favour just now, for the sole and transparent purpose of keeping the Whigs in office throughout the protracted process of carrying such scheme into effect. Lord Russell is reported to have said the ...
... anticipation of dissolution, Bernal Osborne has issued his address to the electors Waterford county. The Linen Trade.—The “Northern Whig” of Saturday baa the following the linen trade that district The trade in linens is very quiet, aud without much quotable change ...
... Pamphlet on Medina Thee will he it. rontents. Mr. lIALSE'S THIRTT TEARS I.XTENNIVE PR as a II VDICAL 1111. V ft 141'. h.s him Whig the IIALTAN IC APPA RA I VS to the ntmost perfertioa. k blare the reason of its making .81reutter all medientes out other ...
... caries. Equal they seem in savageness and spite: Will pluck beat size when comes the final fight?— Or will the terrier of the Whigs be found Torn from his kennel, and in ordure drowned? i j _. I ...
... filled by Sir James Graham. Sir Francis Raring, Mr. Ellice, and other devotees of the Whigs, but latterly eeixed theAdulUmitoo, Lowe, Peel, anil Bouverie. The other Whig* who have this week riven same notice as Mr. Bouverie are Lord Grosvonor, Mr. Wentworth ...
... influence with the Liberal constituencies and the working classes, he might compel the Whigs to introduce any Reform Bill he pleased, and to carry it, too ; for the Whigs know well that the withdrawal of Mr Bright's support would force them to resign in favour ...
... will the Tory forces, strengthened by a handful of renegade Liberals, rally round the standard, not of Mr Disasau, but of the Whig Earl of ; in short, to-night will commence the debate which we confidently hope will result in the Reform Bill of 1866 being ...
... were the old, the young, and the mediocre. (Laughter.) Ile then proceeded to state his own views, and being en old Whig, an honest Whig. and not a sham—(laughter and cheer.)—he hash so mock confidence in Karl Russell that he was inclined to think that ...
... AN ACROSTIC TO DAVID DAVIS, ESQ.. BLARE. OTIAWIA, ABERDARE, ON HEARING OF HIS SEVERE LOSS. D tax and bad, • mead oar Whig Sty vireos an antwia'd; I ably we Os Mar alp la eala, I a diet tam the lasst WW atilt easaplaka— D *ma so WITDI.W. 41.11. as mos ...
... • DANE BrHE»T, DDBLIn. nothing in the future but despair. Wo may well infer that the reported •übnuasioa of other represen Whig familie* and constituencies is as unfounded the story Earl Gbobvbnor’s recantation. ...
... some determined opposition had been maua to the Chief Secretary— notwithstanding his local popularity as representative the Whig Government, than that, as the Dundalk Democrat has described it, the independence of their county should be buried.’ Pernaps ...
... Grosvenor's opposition was first announced, is now again radiant with smiles, and talks of a majority of from 30 to 35. The Irish Whigs-persons of the Esmonde, O'Reilly, and Stickpoole type-held a little canuns of their own Iyesterday morning at the Reform Club ...