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... John Yorke. This list contains not only many influential Conservatives, but also tbe names of many influential members of the Whig and Liberal party, as our readers will recognize. Is not this a sign of reaction ? our advertising columns it will also be ...
... and in every dist ' throughout Great Britain and Ireland, that °- who have heretofore been reputed as staunch s porters of a Whig administration and of ah* \ measures, have thrown on one side their p predilections, and united with their Conservat neighbours ...
... agitation for the purpose of subverting them ; but, by making it party question, endeavour to obtain the support of all those Whig peers and members of the House of Commons who°are favourable to a fixed duty, hut w«uld not net with ns if any attempt were ...
... and political opinions, let the Whigs and Tories of Yorkshire unite to return proteetiouist members, and I, for one, will exercise the utmost of endeavours in the West-Riding, even in the case of the most earnest Whig that ever walked, if he be a staunch ...
... wild or whistling swan or hooper. He weighed lbs. Extreme length from tip of beak to tip of tail ft. 74- in.; breadth from whig to wing (tip of eachj 7 ft. in. We should think it is one of the largest ever shot. The bird was himself, and none others have ...
... reduced to five millions, and was very severe in his remarks respecting the members of ibe House of Commons, aud Mr. Milner, the whig representative for York, largely participated in his abuse. In conclusion he invited them to join the reform association, the ...
... to Mr. Crompton and Mr Ruts on the hand, and Mr. on the other) j who had fought each other to the teeth in the old bodies of Whig and Tory. (Applause.) lie alluded to the calculations he had given at the Boroughbridge meeting for the purpose of showing ...
... public attention and public indignation have been excited. It would be well if our Whig contemporaries, would turn their attention to the doings of some of their Whig railway friends. We have not yet met with any case, in our opinion, opening a wider ...
... u' ment having refused to summon witnesses whose mony was supposed to be hostile to Lord Torres' W. M. E. Milner, Esq., (our whig member) â¢ted miuisters for the address, and also with them ft Ceylon affair. Ou the latter division the govern bad a bare ...
... division stood as follows : Country Party—Present 182 „ „ Tellers „ „ Paired Whig Protectionists, present . 203 Country Party, absent without pairs voted for Govrmnt. 22 260 Whigs and Free-traders—Present „ „ Tellers 2 „ „ Paired 9 Peelites 34 Country Party ...
... Russell both addressed tbe house in very elaborate speeches against the motion, and every effort was made by by the united Whigs and Peelites to negative tbe proposition by a crushing majority. In house of 530 members, the numbers were—against the motion ...
... he sat for that county up to his elevation to the peerage, in October, 1832. The noble lord was a constant supporter of the Whig party, and voted in favour of the Reform Bill. In 1832, for his uniform support to the liberal party, the late Earl Grey obtained ...