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... you called upon mem Ztll «S«%n‘the osubject subject of Church Hale* which Ifelt hound lo oppose, be,,e ' e almost the only Whig » * Ch J. F. Bessxu. The next letter was from Lord Alford, and was a* fO to acknowlevlge the receipt of your letter I of toe ...
... curses h.a unpropitious'stars th'at he was blind to mistake C tnadian Governor, tod poor law commissioner, for felon. ■ Ten Whig Peer* possess living** otCnrm has 13 livimrs. Albemarle 9, Duke of ClereUadU. of Sulhorl.ndß, of 19, of Bedford V, ofD.»»- ...
... Mr. Jekyll was relumed for Caine, a borough then, now, under the influence of the Marquis of Lnusdowne. ranged himself under Whig banners, was introduced Carlton House, and w recognized even in the days of panic and Sheridan, ami the brilliant circle of ...
... Colonel Thomson, MP., Mr. RoekS, M.P., Mr. Howard Elnhuton, lIP, of the artiro political elector. of We.tmiTmlcr. bc.r (he Whig party are anxions Lord Rwaaell, son of ,h. MarrpusoiTsyistock,infor 'Vertmm.tcr Rivoottno BniuvKHin Hsnoixsn. At the ■hook ...
... andcata. . Sir wa&m Motoworth a man of great *°argT of character and daciaion of coodoct. He 1 in Radicaliam. and praaant* bold whig* *ndTotto.ialh*Hoa** of Ccaamoa*. Though Wood Hon* in that hoan. I wm}d a. fnrto^r eiawa, whaurar they auylm. ttoyantbereaeltof ...
... triumph in 8l Paul's was the signal for universal rejection of church-rates throughout the country. Well; every Churchman, Tory, Whig-Radical was his post, professional and commercial men were hacked by a goodly array of working aprona, equally zealous their ...
... the objects pardon any It is » i -ise royal a; ...
... manlier polled tor Monteilh was, £3OO. and for Omnistoun. 3048. At the fcrieral ..on .835, the number polled tor Mr. Oswald, whig, (the retiring member) was 3832, tor Mr Dunlop, radical. 3217, and for Mr. James E*m£ the then defeated conservative eandidale ...
... n talked of nothing but their victory , (l toe Town. The abiurdity of this report has Liberals, however, comprising both Whigs and The Ch.iruan a stmted by Mr. CRAWLEY’S canvass of toi*g thrown t b. mw unitedly into toe scale*!— of wme—lvrill day, but ...
... conservative principles, though he not before taken any very active part in politics but when he saw the Whigs—no, lie would no longer term them whig*, far they were Radicals now—(cheers) —doing every thing that they- could to retain themselves in office—when ...
... thirty years, and had been rank against Mr. Falgrave and the “whole kit“ them (the Whigs) any one could be[laughter]. And after thirty years Toryism they sakl not turn Whig now ; but resperted Mr. Crawley and had promised him, and should hare his role t ...
... ftelings, and certainly so,| with the largest portion society. Fron any professions party feeling claim the support of neither Whig, Tory, or Rodicu); but wc shall rontincr to solicit the support of all parlies, and base our solicitation on the impartiality ...