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... and it! ' may added that these noble earl? and Lord Palmerston were, with the exception Lord Melbourne, the only members the Whig, Cabinet who obtained the Premiership after Earl Grey's retirement from power., may further be remarked that ; Lords Palmers ...
... y it bo for strongly a Mayor being elected second time, between the Irish Church and the population of Ireland, brought in. Whig, Tory, or Radical, - that his reading of the Municipal Corporations know my view* sufficiently for me not have the good of ...
... there is no room for dissatisfsc’ tion (renewed cheering). I speak, knows, from knowledge, when I say that the difficulties whiG’.), for some time, threatened the peace of the two countries a« now—what shall I say, Mr Secretary ?-I almost nause for n reply—are ...
... the country apecialiy. yet Mjj SSS&? (eppUnJe). nntl tlil not think nn, woul.l »»,, J* to hove the child vaccinated was ; Whig Tory, it Mr. OUiintooe wa. not able, ..turnU Mr- Cooper .rated that batl been if wee willing, carry that retrenchment oat ...
... J? the question of retrenchment, he contended 'tat toe Tories had not been extravagant f.mattees-of national finance, arthe Whig Radicals, »ho had held the reins power for nearly threegarths the period since 1832, sad were consequently, therefore, responsible ...
... do not doubt, will regard the issue of the election fully justifying the super-eminent wisdom their counsels. Half hearted Whigs and neutral would be satisfied with arrangement which is tantamount to a passive disfranchisement of the borough. For ourselves ...
... Devonshire, two sons of ijord Derby, four representatives of Lowther Castle, two members of the family of three of the greii Whig house of Wentworth, rt sons and nephew the Marquis of Westmin-1 er,. two sons and nephew of the Daks of Bac'c euch, and many ...
... lua ** ,kn ~f 1 lluU.-n . and other* CIOO sear. If Tones h*d been 26 year*m power, w 'fl 'w applicl t. the fund now hid tbe Whigs, they would havi regulated these anomu•Vhoor'in Kanwort- ''V 1 , |a '»-b'' ' . list bun-lay i, taking away from those men ...
... , the windows which were smashed by the excited crowd. The riot reached its climax when Mr. Rea ro*eto speak. The Northern Whig thu* detaribet the scene— When Mr. Rea was fairly recognised, ihe most terrible shouts and execrations rose from the mob, bludgeons ...
... return. He is the one man.left to as whosi words and votes utterly unasooantible. is the one man who can give something from Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical views, ! ll fact, so far-as the elections have gone, it seems ai the hons« would ba divided into ...
... fereat regret at the signal defeat of the' Marquis of Harrington. He represented not only the hereditary influence of the great Whig family'of the Cavendishes, bat also their 4. votion to Liberal prmciplea. .The Timet considers that the contest has been invested ...
... supported Mr. Young under such circumstances was remarkable. the last election, and to very abort time ago, the members of the Whig party were disgusted with the treatment which Mr. Adeane bad received the hands Mr. Yonng, and no one was more so than the ...