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... result being the return of Messrs. B:f.rber und llowitt. Of the retiring councillors four were Conservatives and g-ten were Whigs. :rd THE BTIinri AssociATXoN.-A. meeting of the executive ' connuittee of the British Association wiis held at the Ex- tine ...
... of the Constitution. f The speech of the late Solicitor.General may be taken L. d as an example of the views of moderate Whigs disgusted e by the democratic views of Bright; but we fear that S the Government cannot rely on much support from ex- officials ...
... purpose of carrying Into etfocl the now accepted and approved; that comiaitlue Instructed authorised couitueoco the erection of whig soon is practicable, after an am-unt aafliclant lo cover the estimated expense Hhall have been subscribed ; and that the c ...
... rising thereby in popular esteem. Hot (if without offence may confess i') we have an inward fear that decided majority of Whigs, equally with Tories, dread everything that we call administrative R ...
... Royal Commission to consider and advise upon a fair ard reasonable measure of Reform. Should that course lx* objected to by the Whig party, and an amendment moved the address, it is said that the Government will, in the event of being defeated, a»k the Queen ...
... (hofti Adolhmkee—the Derby Mercury of (hat day called them, I iblnk, Coasiitutional Whigs. Thus assailed ell sidev, Baessll-Olsdstofia Ministry drivea from Power bat they .greatly mistake think they bate from Ike minds of Englishmen desire for Reform ...
... suitable room has been taken comfortably fitted up. The is amply top plied with every variety of literary good things, the tastes Whig aud Tory being consult with praiseworthy impartiality, whilst those who prefer lighter diet to the heavy eternal strife of ...
... left for the Conservatives to effect. But we l Ii suspect that this is by no means the only social griev- tr ance which the Whigs have bequeathed as legacyfo for their successors to redress. Yesterday the Chief pr Justice of the Common Pleas retired from ...
... his was called revolutionary measure. I speak the truth when I assert that it would with the greatest reluctance that either Whigs or Tories would a bill to enfranchise half a million out the five millions working men now excluded Irotn their rights. Are ...