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... AMERICAN REP — L —An American paper gives an account of a desperate duel at New York, between Mr. Pleasant, editor of the Richmond Whig, and Mr. Ritchie, editor of the Enquirer. It terminated by Mr. Pleitsant's receiving five balls, from a revolving pistol, in ...
... the fathers have come forward earnestly and emphatically to protest against the new and - fantastical notions in favour of Whig-Radical Policy which . Sir Robert Peel has induced, their sons to adopt. The Duke of Newcastle felt himself COmpelled by a ...
... things as they really are. But we will turn from our own opinions and those of our friends, and show, by the language of two Whig journalists how entir ely Sir Robert Peel has failed in clearing his own character. Both of these journalists admire the coarse ...
... give preference to the Irish Coercion Bill, were 76 opposers of free trade; of Ministerialists there were only 67, and of Whigs only four. At the Tipperary assizes a Queen's evidence, named Dormody, in a case of murder, unblushingly admitted his perpetration ...
... off in the fun c tper indirect taxation, will be found matters of aule d - ici ll. 4, plexity to what ever party,—whether Whigs, I : 4 ' 3 A Lce C if or Conservatives,—who may undertake the the state machine. „ c The new Corn Bill threatens us with anothe ...
... and property in Ireland. The right hon. baronet contended that the bill was not much more stringent than that carried by the Whigs, and assented to to by the Irish members, and that it was accompanied with measures of permanent remedy for some of the social ...
... the immense falling off in the amo nt indirect taxation, will be found matters of much Plexity to what ever party,—whether Whigs, R 3dicti Of or Conservatives,—Wlio may undertake the guida nce the state machine. The new Corn Bill threatens us with another ...
... proved power, in its probable members, to lead and to give effect to public opinion against all the heterogeneity of Radicals, Whig-Radicals, and recreant Conservatives, even though they were headed by Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham, with Lord John ...
... proved power, in its probable members, to lead and to give effect to public opinion against all the heterogeneity of Radicals, Whig-Radicals, and recreant Conservatives, even though they were headed by Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham, with Lord John ...
... of settlement. The conduct of the Government in abandoning their own measure and accepting that proposed by a member of the Whig opposition (Mr. E. Denison) was severely commented on and condemned by the Earl of Winchilsea, Lord' Abinger, the Earl of Wicklow ...
... sent to parliament to protect your interests. The very men who, in 1841, as you are aware, were en a bl e d to overthrow the Whig ministry—the very men who are now conspiring to force upon us the measures th a t y ou , one and all, protest ed y ou considered ...
... such a habit of taking on e sl an d views. There is the Whig side of the the Tory side;— if you sit on the Whig side, Y °ll see the Tory side, and if you, sit on the Tory s ide, can't see the Whig side; do you sit in the Illid di r e 'deis take an impartial ...