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... English gentleman. ,„,' f : ftnyth, was honourably returned by the ' ,!ar * > l * second Conservative, Mr, trader At; , , ' y the Whig and Freetbe form»- clardcastle,—the latter polling 593 votes, le, t, find 531 w on ll a' ...
... a dun of that gentle and generous race. —Sharpe's London Magazine. he Speetolor in literary article remarks that rt As the Whigs have not a great deal of ’character to spare, they ought to keep whet they bave.” E. W. Mason, Hairdresser, Church-street, ...
... in the quarrel between Lord Palmerston and Greece. Every one confesses to the miserable attitude of bulleying,” which the Whigs have made this powerful country exhibit towards a weak, and, perhaps, an insincere ally. John Bull puts the case in a very ...
... representative peers for Scotland. THE LATE Srmus.—Considerabledamt,re was done by the late storm in Belfast. The Northern Whig' states that in the workhouse of that town three boys were killed by the stone and bricks of a due, which fell into the room ...
... ministerial party. The numbers would thenl stand thus L- The Country party I ?? 205 . Cobden's party ?? ?? 50 One-third of the Whigs ?? 8. t d One-third of the Peclites ?? 30 t a 431 as Here, therefore, would be a clear and a triumphant d majority. What, then ...
... the hon. menmber. .Ie, had better not come 'twixt the wind and i his nobility. Mr. Baillie appealed to the 1 Rremier, but Whigs stick together like the scales of the behemoth, which is the secret of their strength ; and so Lord John decided that ?? Grey ...
... previous week announced as hav:ng beta 'introduced under Ministorii auspices into the Lords, turns out to be a true specimen or Whig compromise. The commis. . „. will be composed of three persons—on ,t to be nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and two ...
... these reforming and antipluralist and trying times for the Church be attempted and under the auspices of a Whig ministry, Whig patron, and a Whig bishop, famed for his opposition to everything having the semblance of popery, to be now united for all practical ...
... which his knowledge of monetary and mer- cantile matters will make him a useful accession. He began life as a Whig, and we suppose is a Whig still. But to the public he is principally known as a leading authority on currency matters, and the reputed father ...
... interview with her Majesty yesterday. With larger majorities for Ministers began the short campaign which last placed the Whigs on the Opposition benches. ...
... to do with a fixed duty. What did Lord Winchelsea, one of the most determined of the protectionist party exclaim, when the Whigs proposed their fixed duty of Bs.—For God's rake, said be, don't tax the bread of the people, end the people themselves ...
... requisite to beer llt iii ad the liiig~ lre ioius sgitaotiotis on the Cathtolie rlucbs lion. thle party coittests between, Whigs, Toriesl, sad catinlietvsitre td the peculiar position mlaintainued by Gi'itig r'telL F1o11tla t his people. Thie effect of ...