... yesterday he addressed his constituents Ormskirk, treating his hearers at the latter place to review of the Reform question from ex-Whig Minister’s point of view. Yesterday's London newspapers announce that Sir Henry Storks, G.C.8., has undertaken the duties of ...

... compromise is gone for ever.. (Hear, hear.) one period during the great free- trade controversy, if tbe I Tones had joined the Whigs they might have carried the proposition for perpetuating 8s fixed duty on corn : but thank God they were so perverse in their ...

... grammars, or cabinetmaker the first time you have seen a chest of tools, you cannot become a legislator because you know that Whig is not Tory, and that Radical is neither the one nor the other. Those who think, therefore, that any workman who shines at ...

... alteration as possible. It would seem from the crop of amendments of which notice has been given, however, that a number of ultra-Whig and Conservative gentlemen are most desirous to effect the mutilation which Lord Derby so much dreads. There are all sorts ...

... condition of household suffrage. : Lord Russell's timid and distrustful speeches in the House of Lords showed that he, and the Whigs who followed him, were actuated by the same reactionary spirit as Lord Cairns and the Tory Peers. Mr Mill, and the handful ...

... State, one of the great historical parties is to forbidden from ever touching it I What Liberal has declared that the Whigs, and the Whigs only, have had a vested interest to the question of Reform I What has been said is thin and no proposition was ever ...

... demonstration, and considers it amply justified by the great extension of the franchise, that we have here the Premier of the late Whig administration, and its Chancellor of the Exchequer, expressing different opinions, though they were said to be in all respects ...

... The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 27th inst., and the latter at Southampton on the 4th October. The Northern Whig announces that in the event of a vacancy occurring in the representation of Belfast, Mr George May, Q.C., will solicit the ...

... Earl De Grey and Ripon at Ripon ; and Mr E. K. Karslake, Mr J. Goodson, and Major Jervis, at Colchester. Earl De Grey said, as Whig, that the constitution had been for the first time placed on distinctly democratic basis ; and Mr Karslake and Major Jervis ...

... constitute a middle division, or, as they very accurately put it, an agricultural or territorial division ; and the fact that Whig and Conservative noblemen and others are mentioned as united in the promotion of the scheme sufficiently indicates that it ...

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