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... under the words used, having only stated his belief of the fact. A, R. (Manohester)-A wins. A. N. R. .(Knightsbridge)-The Whigs imposed additional taxes in all the departments inquired after; and it was the falling off of the re- venue, obtained by their ...
... -letters extend from 1741 to 1760, the last eleven yrars of George the Secend's life, anod include ontices of all the deplorable Whig intriguos and faction fights which distinguished these years .-Examiner. London: Longesan, BrawEn, Green, and Longesons. Just ...
... Walter Savage Landor and the Editor of Black- wood's N agazine.-10. The Burial March of Dundee.-1l. Lord Ellen- borausghand the Whigs. William Blackwood and Sons, 45 George street, Edinburgh; and 22 Paolmall, London. THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE 0 (Edited ...
... persons were killed and wounded, 1839; tlse ad- journed debate on Sir Robert Peel's motion of 'Want of Con- fidence in the Whig ministry terminated by a division of 312 to 3S1, 1841.-Sun rises, Sn,. past 3; sets, 9m. past 8. -S. MoxnAY.-The King of Hanover ...
... oeedsiof it,tsogE comiogfta arol Tory and a Lord, as if t Sad bseen propounded Isp the most self-cstetnlwcnnt ?? tg Chartist, Whig, dodi calor oy oheroctin. I remain, Sir, your ever otedirnot, J. E., Thot Mr. Amen may not have ashdu of eatose for dissal ...
... een Inide Out, whicl would lie much more tiriitiabble thain any l1iit togetiher by Lord LYINiiIJIST, eveMM w11i tile s~idl l Whig majority il the House of' Conintons wHs rendered nearly powerless by the perversity (f' the House of Lords. lut Lord Jo1N ROsSFI ...
... almost infallibly inetal a Whig in tie seat that Sir EARIDLEY WILMOT has quItted. We do not say that the fiarmners, who voted for Sir IiARDLEY anti Mr. DUGDALE would, even in their i~cesant state of extreme irritation, vote for a Whig, tliougil sroue of sonic ...
... been mnade out, which wtould Ile inuch snore formuidiable than atty put together by Lordl LYNeinuRKT, even wheat the snuell[ W~hig iiajority in the House ofr Commnons wa.s rendered nearly powerleas byth lepjerversitlyof' thellimse of Lords. Birt Lord JouN ...
... Waller Savage Lanlor and the Editor of Blackwood's d Magazine-10. The Biurial Marelh of Dundee-1l. Lord Ellenborough s, and the Whigs. .r William Blackwood and Sons, 45, George-street, Edinburgh, and 22, Pall-mall, London. e T HE BRITISH QUARTERLY JOURNAL of ...
... Zvxsnuo had widraw. his I 1 ow le. to Cerom. The French psen and e-#..iV- = by gereladmision, without bribery. Some 30 or 40 Whig, howiver, W1 astalsid from voting for him, on aCOunt of his advocacY of uni- VerWs ifhdgo. Thes peros, bohoweer, In addition ...
... letters extend from 1740 to 1700, the last eleven years of George tise Second's life, and include notices of all the deplorable Whig intrigues and faction fights which distinguished those years.-Examiner. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, Just ...
... lIttterg extend from 1741) to 1750, the last eleven years of George the Second's life, and include notices of all the deplorable Whig intrigues and faction fights which distinguished those years.-Examinner. London: Lougenan, Brown, Green, and Longmans. Just ...