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... progress daring the last forty years, and which are evidently destined to be the creed alike of peer and peasant, tory and whig at distant date. Tbemistoclee, though #u> could net fiddle, could make a small town a great city and yon, sir, by disdaining ...
... Royal Academy, in the person of Sir Francis Gnuit. The death of Lord Northbrook, better known Sir Frmnein Baring, baa removed a Whig j who in his own day held high place in the ranks of his party. On Good Friday, day celebrated by some of his most earnest ...
... awaking to a sense of their rights. We are about to talk at our meetings the insults heaped upon the people the Adullamites and Whig Tory members the House of Commons. They have called us drunken and dissolnte. We are not going to tell them that we are not ...
... if they have no bill they must be prepared to assert that there ought to be no bill. No doubt there are many aristocratic Whigs who privately agree with them in this opinion. But scarcely a Conservative dares make broad assertion. ...
... Diyden said of triraraers they are neuter*, in their middle wnr ateerrag, Are neither hah, n ...
... party. It is beyond all doubt that he now the only man who is thoroughly qualified for the position, and to think of some , Whig mediocrity, some peer, obscure in all but social rank, bolding that place while Mr. Gladstone sat a back bench : is mere absurdity ...
... not tell our readers, b old exclusive Whig club, where Mr. Gladstone is fcarcelv as yet more popular—such the stubborn nature old Whigs—than the Carlton, of which ho* never ceased bo member. The device those Whigs who wished put away from their club the ...
... re«*oived great extension by the Small Tenements Act of When that measure came for second reading, under the auspices of a Whig Ministry, it was •upp- men such various political sentiments as Mr Baines Sir John and thrGeorge Grey; and after a full discus*: ...
... treats London thoroughfares. Bow, wow, wow, Ac. accdsed Sir Robert Peel (‘Twas thought a good and gay thiag) Of stealing the Whigs’ clothes away, The while their Lords were bathingk But bettering the example, be Now turns worse theft to glory— The Radicals’ ...
... the condition household suffrage. Lord Bussell's timid and distrustful speeches in the House Lords showed that he, and the Whigs who followed him, were actuated by the tame reactionary spirit ae Lord Cairne and the Tory peers. Mr. Mill, and the handful ...
... but he has never been a Whig; now, it would pity if he left that part out of his role; and the Te/ejrap/i is sure that could play it short notice and get his part by heart after a very few rehearsals. One thing is clear, the Whigs must make up their minds ...
... embarked at Marseilles last week on board the Messagerie Imperial.steamer for for Rome. EARL RUSSELL IRISH POLICY The Northern Whig publishes the following dence:— “TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EARL RUSSELL. My Lord, A number of gentlemen of Belfast and neighbourhood ...