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... trusied to the who were at present framing a Reform Bill, they would be deceived ; and if they trusted to the Let them work Whigs, they would be disappuinted and for themselves on honourable, truc, and mstitutional principles (cleers) aml if they did thts ...
... but two. Facts are adduced to prove that there is a deep gulf separating the sympathies of the official classes, whether Whig or Tory, from the bulk of the nation : Lord Derby's ministry in 1859 brought about its own overthrow, really by hectoring ...
... Mar- quis of Hertford, the Marquis of Bath, the Duke of Bedford, and the Duke of Devonshire—the list a predominant display of Whig Mr. Irish policy is avowed ceptional circumstances and yet he declares “i ould be easy to show that t land laws in England ...
... by Mr D. 13. Evans ; Our Country and our Home, by Mr Samuel Owen ; Rip van Winkle, by Mr Lowther ; A Barrister's Whig, by Mr Edward Hughes ; and Pickwick, by J. P. Howell, Esq. The audience appeared greatly pleased with the evening's en ...
... plant. Cress, water, plant, Dill, sow. D hot-beds, attend to ‘od both as small things and great.— —We are far trom blaming the Whigs for the im- to say I will not sell it Fennc!, plamt, Garlic, plant ¢, The Waterford steamers leave Milford for Waterford at ...
... circles in London. Mr Hennessey's defeat is generally lamented ; in Ireland, Orange Protestants and Ultramontane Roman Catholic Whigs alike rejoice.—John Bull. Dr Tilbury Fox. one of the Vice-Presidents of the Quekett Microscopical Society, has invited the ...
... ambition was as noble as their sagacity was profound. And we have dwelt the more seriously on this brilliant attribute of the Whig aristocracy because it is well worthy the emulation of those who adorn and lead the great division. We are loth to concede ...
... visit in the night. Lord Derby and the Conservative bar seem likely to have as great a run of luck as Lord Palmerston with the Whig clergy, but the good fortune in the present instance will he more on the side of the new dignitaries than the GovernuEnit, ...
... active f and partly y supporting then, the Tories were enti ial to no inconsiderable share of even on that score But the Whigs based their defence of those measures on purely contitutional reforms. Since the bill of 1 was enacted there has xceedingly ...
... headed— What should the Ministers do ? The writer is of opinion that the Government- would be acting injudiciously—whether Whigs or Tories guided its counsels—which should think of beginning the next session of Parliament with • Reform Bill, and then points ...
... which bears his name, when there were two candidates, and the return is thus given :— Mark Wood, Smith(Tory), 1 ;—Jennings (Whig), 0. Mr. says:— Mr. Jennings was Sir Mark Wood's butler. There was only three voters— Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings. The ...
... 256 7 15 12 40 wernment bas been found impossible and nthe destinics of Russia be self Whatever may pension by our present Whig-Radical Administra- and 558 7 1 elbourne, the scat of government, be the bent that the Carsarewitch’s mind and heart tiou, ...