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... end of January. A Liberal on Mr. Gladstone. —At the Blandford Agricultural dinner, last week, the Hon. W. H. B. Portmun, the Whig member for Dorsetshire, complained bitterly of Mr. Gladstone’s treatment of Reform lasi session ; I think there is no one hero ...
... receive from another section of English politicians —the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs, as O'Connell with no less truth than force so justly described them. The Whigs, while always disliking the politics of the Radicals, have, at the same time, always ...
... tho credit of the country, the scheme fell to the ground, and, still more fortunately, Lord Stan.ey, not beivg liable to the Whig mania for writing letters, made no attempt to explain to British representatives abroad that the finances of the country were ...
... eloc'ion petitions were creating havock little * x,.ccted on the meet ing Parliament—Great as the alarm trepidation cast into the Whig camp whan the AduUamile Secces>i«n look place, and men, whom it was generally posed the Ministers could depend, preferred acting ...
... 'ovm bé. gas and electricity. The Old Palace of Heory the Bth and Cardinal Wolsey, 17, Fleet-street, opposite Chancery-lane. Whig Muking and Hair Dyeing, [62 ...
... position held his father in the councils of the Queen, might fairly said have an hereditary claim to the leadership of the Whig party. The Marquis of (;amden, the Earls of Donoughmore and Kosslyn, Lords Glenelg, Monteagle and Clinton are included our ...
... all are u plain fi res at about 20 per cent. below 1 price. — a Merchant Clothier, Outlitt Agent for the Wanzer Sewing Machi Whig Hair Cotocrk Wasi,—This is a beantifal | hair wash, whick in seven or ten days restores ‘The head | 4034 to its pristine hue ...
... very ins secure is the tenure the sent state of trade in the town, | man Mackey and his amiable laiy were ever pay, | Northera Whig, Banner of Ulster, Belfast News-Letter, | on which national greatness well as individual pros- were a number of water-cocks ...
... ineluding Dr Abraham, the Catholic Bishop, because they did not go for unqualified Repeal. It was a common trick, to be sure, with Whig and Tory, to reiterate, in the most positive manner, that O’Connell was aware he never could get Repeal. This assertion answered ...
... Irish nobleman, personally popular, instead of Lord Wodehouse, a young and sagacious Hagfish statesman; but the change from Whig to Tory had little effect on the Feniar. As the winter approached, the quiet of the summer gave way to renewed alarm. Again ...
... Br link Parliament, and through W. Howie of Lord., it only donna lb. lime at a Teel a•staisittraton, we el then ate, by lb Whigs, Libre', awl Radical* of Ragland ;'rat bat •aist., sod that the preset time, thetefcre. offers shunter of hip. we haw. (and ...
... and the Adullamites. The Bill, which, in our opinion, was too moderate, suffered defeat, in consequence of a combination ot Whigs and Tories, which resulted in the government resigning. Lord Derby was then called to power, but too late in the session to ...