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... of whit& Le bed yen Bodo* at the beginning of the meeting :— That it be remitted to the Special Committee on the Veterinary Whig' to take all neeemary steps for the appointment of a Principal for that uultitn- Lon, so that the interests of the public as ...
... Suffrage,' the Conservative Government ui ' will be sure of such n majority as will prove utterly tha destructive of the Whigs as s party- a consummation, c many will say, devoutly to be wi4shed. tri Even the 'Daily Telegraph has given urp Earl RusselL ...
... he is truthful he may be depended on to describe a country, its prodaotions, and its modes of life, whether he be a Tory, • Whig, or a Radical. Bat when opinions are discussed it Is necessary to know the writer's stasdpoint. Oa that It will depend in what ...
... questions are all of the most liberal kind ; and, third, because a nibbling reform—such as all the Tories and such as many of the Whigs propose—would only protract the agitation, as indeed would any other reform but that which reforms them out of existence. And ...
... Oft I t both land •. • part! r esearches of. vill, it team% L •••erei too— , Mr Cade, • accounta for the avera g e prime new Whig dal • he has left • 218 1; . 47i. :he Means se ' 5d per quartet regard We • lietropothis il 4 r u •• , period, whale. is 64 ...
... compromise. Does he wish them, then, to give practical effect to that difference I Mr Moncreiff cannot hear among the mid original Whigs whom he consorts with, the truths which he can be told in the columns of thisjournal, and we may inform him at once that there ...
... offices under the new Government. My own Impression is, that the breaking up of the preeent Government and the advent of the Whigs is the more probable alternative of the two. In that event, as your miniber, Mr Monorelff, who appears to think he must be ...
... feet 4 inches in height, and dressed in a dark cloth ooat, blue cloth vest, drc. THE Loss STRAYER EARL OF Du W. —The Northern Whig announces that intelligence had been received in Belfast, from which it was to be feared that the line new paddle steamer Earl ...
... difficult to see on what tenable ground the Independent Liberals can refuse to go into committee on the bill, or what reason the Whigs can give for opposing the second read. lag, unless, indeed, it be that the Tories profess to be willing to go too far ; that ...