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... fairly upou the great efficiency of his fuze, and the large saving of expense of manufacture. He received from the late Liberal Whig. Government an award of 600/. It is no wonder that Mr. Pettman should have expressed disappsintment, and have modestly solicited ...
... face of the fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to, a dictation ,which ...
... in itspocket.The Whigs— the high Whigs,unlike the Mdlle. Cleopa- Gontran 5 i k ories—(hear, hear)—l am an utter opponent of the Tories; tra must say this, Give me a Tory sooner than a Whig East Lanca- Retrousse (cheers). The Whigs are the political ...
... of Whig Governments to tamper with what the , Whigs bad intended to be the final measure of 1832.- Thus, it wit* owing to Lord JOHN RIE3SELL!S vanity and feebleness that the flood-gates of popular excitement were first thrown open, and it was Whig vacillation ...
... ruinous extravagance of its menu- cup to receive the , percussion cap, the flange facture, and not all the Power of a Radical-Whig- being pressed up closely . inside the rear-end Conservative-united government, if such could be of the metallic capsule • ...
... apply it to the present occasion. Whom. shall weliang ? was the cry when. the blundering and stolid redtapeism of incompetent Whig administrators doomed our soldiers to die of cold and starvation on the dreary heights of Inkermann , and Balaclava: Ilwedo ...
... public will rally round the ministry, and protect them against faction. They ask no , indulgence; simply what so many of the Whig-Liberals have declared an intention of giving to them—a fair trial. Those' to deny this will be a limited group of mere Radicals ...
... the house. A report has been made to the lord lieutenant, through the Right Hon. Mr. Morris, Attorney General, M.P.—Northern Whig. ROBBERIES ON :THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—At the Doncaster Sessions, on Wednesday, several youths were placed upon their trial ...
... Commons. Mr. Watkin expressed an opinion that the present Government would notobring in a Reform Bill, and he denounced the Whigs who in 1859 took office upon the question of reform, and then shelved the subject for six years. if, however, the present ...
... the honour to be youroverrfaithful servant, W. NI. GLIDSTON3I the pressing instance •of some, of the more in flnential Whigs, Mr. Brand, itf isunderstood (says the Man,. cßester Grrardian), has respited, his withdrawal from the importnnt Toot of ...
... a subsequent occasion he so vehemently stigmatised; and his experience of the political world must have taught him, that no Whig Government would have been rash enough to commit itself by the appointment of so very advanced a thinker; but the eminent position ...
... opinion taken. The Whig-Radical party was a most disrupt and heterogeneous one. The Whigs voted with the extreme Radicals, not to assist them in their views, but in order to circumvent and defeat them. The Radicals did not vote with the Whigs from any unity ...