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... necessary by the changing condition of the nation, they have sought give a preponderating influence to those classes from whom the Whigs mistakingly anticipate the grant of a new lease of power. If you return me to Parliament I shall ever be found in the ranks ...
... of Sutherland , which _ought to have _been joined with the county of Caithness _. . Only , by a cool Whig job , _' the county was saved for a great Whig nobleman . If they had _a Reform Bill at all they should deal out _equal _justice . ( Hear . ) _, , ...
... will speedily be up again ; but whet we have to observe is that it has grown out of the virtual monopoly of power which the Whigs have so long possessed, and, if we may use a term in pathology, to that bulimia, or unnatural appetite and hungering for office ...
... estimated that the' buildings destroyed comprise an area of scarcely less than an acre and a half. ;The 'Queen, ?? the Nor'tlhers Whig, ?? very liberal and large purchaies of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena. Tisr CASE or' SUiICDSix ...
... greet • preponderance to use particular clam The result of the Reform Bill 1812 was to give a majority of the of Scathed to the Whig party. It wee notorious that the Parliammt of 1&12 eould be gat to give but slight attention to the Reform Bill for Scotland ...
... if .not the dictation, of Mr Bright. The groiping .will generally, if not alwaysiput an end to dic. v tation on the part of Whig magnates, but these .Tgroups will not always have community of In- . terests, without which there can be no real repro. m ...
... looked at. The question ie whether the proposal of the learned lord wadi too of was to give a majority of the el Sootland to the Whig party. it was notarises that the Parliament of 1833 wild be got to dm _UM attention to the Reform Bill be Sesand. the fish ...
... Rorr, La Lies i TarsNitre Sala rooms, 51 George Street, the SO b day of at • o'clock Allenotos—Upost Price, .“70 —All and Whigs TliObE PRZMISKS, being the YIRtT and SircoND FLTS above the Street, ofy foo l MeceaslLNE SQUARE. lately occupied bded Yr Jolts ...
... That should be, as the Government intends it should be, an essential condition, and if determination be shown as to it, the Whigs who voted in the minority, unless, indeed, they are recklessly insincere, and do not care to bide it, will not fall out upon ...
... It was then unanimously agr eed to have a confereuce with the employers on an early day, to cousider the best ethane of cnr- Whig the present protracted hairs of labour. L•ODADVM.—Yeeterday forenoon, a woman, named Jane Hardie or Roberteon, residing in ...
... in Scatland. Now, there could be no doubt that the Reform Act of 1632 had been very suc. cessful in Scotland, do far as the Whig Party were concerned. A large majority of the representatives of Scotland were returned in that interest. He believed the measure ...
... been added to the number. The hon. gentleman went on to speak of Lord Liverpool as Tory reformer, and to say that it was the Whig party which opposed and thwarted Huskiseon in his course of reform. He would advise them, when they heard young gentlemen—(•* ...