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... late Sir Francis Burdett urged a reason siemilar to the followingu when calling for the expulsion of Daniel O'Connell from the Whig Club, viz,, s that that learned and vituperative personage had wan- tonly aspersed the character of honorable men, and then ...
... N.-A Conservative is a Patriot-not a madma.1l A Radical is a madman-not a patriot. Wavering between the two extremes, the Whigs, during their ten years of office, proved themselves more fool than either, earning bh their political subserviency the contempt ...
... and ameliorations were, Irom time to time, efleclid by law in the treatment and punishment of refractory negrus, till the Whigs finally abolished slavery in the British West India Islands by voting twenty millions of the public money as a compensation ...
... services were dispensed with, and the Whigs re-instated in office. Sir Robertwasre-calledonthesub- sequent resignation of his former political opponents; and since his re-instatement, by his seizing all the 'Whig thunder he could find, has-furnished ...
... Litterature in support of the peculiar cia- ratteristics of the apologue. W X.-Sir James Graham represented Carlisle as a Whig, from 1820 to i830, in which year he was elected for the county, in opposition to the Lowytber interest.I RoBBTS a (Birmin ...
... (Sloane-street}-l. At present wve have no applicants wishing for a file of the paper. ?? Yes, he was held to bail during the Whig Administration in 1838-9. A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER (Manchester)-The information may be ob- tained at Mr. Capper's Office, Whiteihall ...
... who declined. The Municipal Reform Act appointed the four Aldermen and 12 Coun- cillors to govern Dartmouth. Theylhavelbeen Whigs from the corn- menrement, and continued so with no doubtful exception, and all the municipal hold sentiments in unison with ...
... )-The absentees from the division on the May. nooth debate amounted to 148 members,of whom 68 were Conser. vatives, and 81 Whig-Radicals. including the pairs, of ?? no authentic collection has yet been made public. There were 32 Irish absentees. X. Y ...
... Ministry in 1880. Was First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the lachequer from December, 1834, to April. 1835 when the Whigs returned to power. Was re-appointed First Lord of the Treasury in 1841. Sat for the University of Oxford from 1818to 1828; ...
... choler is quick, And I bid the Baronet cut his stick; But he stuck to his place with a statesman's love, Hte thoucht of the Whigs, and he wouldy&'t move. Now, Mr. Speaker, I just ask of you, Is this the respect to Parliament due, When a Member goes out ...
... owvn observation, I cn rferto)in dr ssiuou oatend nceduo O4l'g in an lon fand illes eaught cold, and nut care of herself, it whig ~ woo euvapttroubled with aidreafiful cough, and evnrys.mt ie; Sh plvo, to her medical man buat did notHowell, emste o eupon ...
... f not asleep .o9nie h snofamething mere stibstanialthere, 'Cp C. Cavaneish sa nandibdter'f the cG.nty' 'offluncrs). upon 'Whig p ?? ea (what- 'are-they ?? Ic laThe f rin ''nkus to 'the Con-' er alteves Of Ayesbury. ne t at' r- gone to the. trouble and ...