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... widen. I other places in the last Parliament. SELTRALISEO COUNTIES AND 13osouous.—The folhits: places, having returned ono Whig and one Tory tult;may be considered as neutralised : Minh, county Hastings Sandwich Meat, borough Hertford Somerset, East Sanity ...
... good old ilea, ;Ty: h esederatien placing all his glory, Not quite a Whig, and yet ant quite a Tory. Thee, for intone, after Sir James Mackintosh sad Mr. Macau. ley had taken some pains to demolish the corporation= argument, first started by Sir Charles ...
... One serious word after stopping too long to examine all this nonsense pretended Whig. He asserts that when Lord Palmerston was in office 44 shirked” tbe subject of Reform. Now ibis charge is about tbs most false, as it is the meanest, of the accusations ...
... B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCVIII. for JUNE. CONTENTS:- I. The Whig Ministry.—ll. Peter the Wise.—lll. The Spas of England.—lV. Ida and Ermengard.—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. By B. Simmons—Vl. Russia, as it was in the Summer and Winter of ...
... The Niew NOVEL, H E TORY BARONET; or TORIES, WHIGS. and RADICALS, 'lii WHO KNOWS THEM. la 3 vols. post NOW BEADY, AND CAN BE HAD AT ALL THE LIBRARIES. Rood Bentl ey. Ne Burlington-street. ISDEPENUENT ELECTORS of FINSBURY. it me to acknowledge the high ...
... (Abridged from the Northern Whig of Tuesday.) Mr. O'Connell arrived in Belfast on Saturday evening at about half-past six, accompanied by Mr. Dillon Browne, M.P., Mr. T. Steele, and Mr. C. O'Connell. According to his own publicly announced intention he ...
... because experience shows that its first object is continue in olace. The O’Connell members have power—the Whig Radical ministers have place—and the British people, unless they strenuously exert themselves, must pay for this creditable arrangement a most ...
... , * u course had been differentrend the Whlg.-he w.shj-d U [hc Eame bort l, the Whigs but the people were embark them, and not against —'hey way coul(i nf)t „ them and with the T •(. they any hope from the tion of single hand, held up apparently out of ...
... defection Whig* »md aedermt* Liberal! »t the boar. la that cut aboald probably mo complete diiintegratioo of present party oyotom—* ebuigo tboc orentooto iautiooml goto. INDIAN RAILWAYS. Witk special reference te new edition of Sit WilliaM Andrew's work ...
... IRELAND. (prom our owk correspondekt.) Doblik, Dec. 28.—The Nation newspaper, which the organ of the Tenant League and a Anti-Whig at any price” party, ia forced, for lack of more exciting materials, address its supporters upon very tereating topics this ...
... WHO WAS COKE OF NORFOLK? (1) England's Greatest Whig Prince under five reigns. (2) He transformed agrioulture throughout two hemispheres. (3) He carried the independence of America. (4) He enabled England to defy Napoleon. (8) He was offered • peerage ...
... were entering io ye would good prayer forihe present times to say, ** From Jews, Turks heretics, infidels, Whig lawyers, good Lord, deliver (loud applause). The Rev. Achilles Daunt proposed the second resolo- I :—“ That the diseslablisbment and diseodowmeot ...