... take poet under Government; and how would it, ourying on the Government on old Whig principles, satisfy the extreme party outside ? The broach between the Constitutional Whig and the Radios! must grow wider and wider; and if that be the case, it very likely ...

... Lady Charlotte Ponsonby had of course extended. Up to the period of the French Revolution, Earl Fitzwilliam acted with the Whigs; but when Mr. Fox held up the Gallic system of liberty andequaliu model for imitation, and the levelling principle was spreading ...

... Milton and 1 should and represent the case behalf of the Relief Committee before the Board of Guardians. that occasion the great Whig statesman to whom I have aUuded—Lord Halifax—made this remark: That the poor had right to relief on; of the union; and because ...

... died somewhat suddenly on Tuesday hist. He was bora in August» 1793, and bad therefore nearly attained 71 years of age* was Whig politics, and had held office under several Administrations. He was twice married, but leaves no male issue. His secoud wife ...

... economical questions. In May, 1849, his persistent efforts alarming the Whig Government of the day, arrested at Manchester tor speech delivered in Bishop Bonner’s Fields, London. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure a conviction, and the harshness ...

... in which hold their meetings. (Cheers.) Mr. Tune next alluded to the constitution of the Council, and said they had neither Whigs, Tories, Radicals, nor Fenians —(laughter)—in that body ; they were not known there as men politics, but men who were desirous ...

... things. For once, I agree with him, and I hope that the names of the factions who have hitherto produced such results—vis., the Whig and Tory factionswill shortly sink out of the political calender. He quotes the case of the eviction by Mr. Scully, and is ...

... burgesses of this borough will stamp out all party Influence for the attainment of seat in the Council, whether they be “ Gas,” Whig, Tory, or Radical. A NORTH WARD BURGESS. PARTY POUIICS AND THE COMING ELECTION. To the Editor of the Barnsley Chronicle. Sia ...

... in 1851, the resignation of Lord J. Russell brought the Conservatives to the very gates of Downing-street; and, after the Whigs had retained their offices for a year longer, in February, 1852, the Conservative chief, who meanwhile had succeeded his father ...

... runs « jiiog Oxford sent his troops horse, For Tories own an/umaU but/or« ; With equal core, to Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs allow force but argument. The rebellion haring been crushed, and the Nonconformists haring acquitted themselves so honourably ...

... eulogy of Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues, and in his congratulations upon the progress of Radical principles, opposed to Whig treachery and supineness,” and Tory intolerance, obstructiveness, and jobbery. m The next great question for Parliament, he ...

... n|*on the |»j ent No. *J. hv laird F.lrho and Mr. Merivale, to i Tint Di (’oaxwAl.i..—An account has teen I«rt of the great Whig landowner*; very much the i, prohibition against proviso a* refusal to work published of the receipt* and disbursement*of the ...