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... objectionable principle, and he was astonished that even the whigs, with their professions of liberality, could have passed such a bill. He held the opinions with respect to this Mil of the whigs of the old school, and thought it would be a difficult matter ...
... Such is blow the first aimed at our manufacturing prosperity by the foreign policy of the Whigs. Now for blow the 86 We have quoted Germany as one of the three largest markets for our woollen manufactures. Uve years ago it was so—what is it now ? Let ...
... i; i,, tuous mind ; and the Whig Government just now for life. kick from the meanest the w.. around the sick beast would be its death-blow strait the advocate of the burning of has seized the happy moment for urging his Whigs, and their Attorney-Generai ...
... parliament would support what thought proper. Mr. Bright, the Whig spuuter, followed in a very abusive speech against the Tories.— was put to the meeting and carried, that Mr. Crawford be the Whig and Chartist candidate. On Thursday evening, from to 400 persons ...
... If the Whigs possess a single virtue amid all their abundant store of vicious propensities, it is undoubt- edly comprised in their gratitude towards those who support them in their very precious offices. In all ages gratitude has been admired. It is a ...
... Vote by Ballot.—The Uuited States of America have invariably been held up by the Whig-Radicals as one of the most perfect forms of Government now in existence. A variety of intelligence, however, has recently arrived from this model republic of per- ...
... By the latest intelligence from London we learn that rumours were everywhere current that the Whig Administration were preparing to resign. A large meeting of the friends of Sir Robert Pkei. was held on Monday, at the Honourable Baronet's house. Ministers ...
... Ireland and the Whigs. — With the importunity of a famished son craving a hard-hearted father's boon, Ireland asks the imperial parliament for bread, and government gives her stone; she asks for a fish,'' and her sufferings are mocked by the hissing ...
... The Results of Reform! Demonstrations ! &c.—From the moment the Reform Bill was brought forward hy the Whig-Radical Cabinet, we saw through the perfidious delusion of the whole affair. It was the intoxicating gas supplied to the people by the Saint ...
... JCOI'II DALE. (From our Correspondent) Repeal the Corn Laws.—The Whigs are getting up petition in favour of a repeal of the duties upon grain, hut the public are not to be gulled ; one in favour of the present fixed scale of duties in course of signature ...
... THE BLACKBURN STANDARD PBT.T SESSION, WEDNESDAY. ■ B1 ACKBURN, WEDNESDAY. ,0. 'S3S. | Before J■ E* the and Whig Radicals of B1 geptivation of the 1 quence the present tltute vote 0 f censure. mons obtained one ehilUng and five-pence, . o^,ix killings ...
... SUDDEN DEATH OF MAJOR AGLIONBYVACANCY FOR EAST CUMBERLAND. Last Wednesday morning Major Aglionby, the Whig-Radical member for East Cumberland, a gentleman greatly esteemed in private life, dropped down dead as he entered the Court House, iu Carlisle, ...