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... together with my mother and yy mother whom thou didst love with all thy great heart and mind, that new song we mever weary to Whig. MR. CHARLES BUXTON, M.P., ON THE REAL CAUSE OF IRISH DEPRESSION. Mr. Morley expressed his regret, the other evening at the ...
... held such property,’—a class of property, by the way, which forms the main possessions of the Russells and many other great Whig families in England. We do not know whether such an assurance will be more comforting or encouraging to these families than ...
... your colleagues for ar) I believe, aware that my family and myself have been, for more than a centw' identified with the ‘ Old Whig,’ in later times * The Liberal’ cause, in Bristol, aad I am desirous of ex- Js on which I am ready to give my support peg John ...
... he t the: y, ther people of their rights ter). e fe by robbi ng in Cornwall, and a shrew Conservative got u and showed that Whig originally meant sour milk ( fs ughter). In answer to this, he suggested to his Conservative friend how utterly im; ible it ...
... of the country more required that there should be a strong Government at the head of affairs. It was not now a question of Whig or Tory. © was con- scious it was for the country to ide whether they were to have a monarchy or a re: blic (hear) ; and when ...
... Ireland to visit a Judge Berwick was about relative who is dangerously ill. sixty-five years of age. He was employed by the Whig Government in several cases, and acquitted him- self so successfully that on the first opportunity they made e was him a Judge ...
... his majority in the House amounted atone time to more than 100. In November of that year, through the incapacity of the then Whig party, the India Bill miscarried, and Pitt became Prime Minister. Immense excitement followed both here and in Ireland, and ...
... the very acts for which they extinguished him at the bidding of his cruel foe. It wasa shameful chapter in the history of the Whig Government, and Lord Brougham was ever after without political character and social influence.” Thenceforth he devoted his ...
... Devizes Gazette. captures gas of eight poachers, who were pursued and apan, and New Zealand. — = A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that the The Corporation of Lond on on Tuesday presented Lord A case of Asiatic cholera is reported from the Ro: yal ...