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THE GREEK QUESTION—DEFEAT OF MINISTERS
... supporters, and to collect proxies, they were defeated by a majority of 37. This was a conclusive vote of censure, and, were the Whigs not as tenacious of office as oati are said to be of life, they would at once retire. As yet, however, they have given no sign ...
LITERARY AND ARTISTIC GOSSIP. M. Guizot has arrived in England on a visit to Earl Grey. Madame Ristori,—The ..
... have left Hayter's dishes, At the pay-office dawneth no Whig quarter day ; uespite Cardwell's motion, and Bob Lowe's devotion, Hopes of the Session are all fled away the lobbies at gloaming the Whig whips are roaming, heir pack, once tame, running wildly ...
MR JOSEPH ARCH
... greatest of living English statesmen and philantrop• fists, has been temporarily overthrown by • combination of open Tory tone and Whig and so.' called Radical seceders. The consequence is an to the ultimate tribunal of the people'. voice, is to speak on the ...
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... Tutus M. Dr J. 41.. basses. Y.U. . (U.S.), eellibud: Moe M .. ea Use Lam I eel One ample= sad et all desiresu el hems' V Whig. slash as Menem MAW sod Plyebel Dwissalse, Pelpeause et Ile Yr Meal add iablaa. and Ohs peal and &Mose be suM as et Tye ...
Mk PETER RTLANDSAND BIM CONsTITCENTA
... absent (walked oat) —Radicals, 5; Whigs, 2; Irish, 1; ill, s—total, 670. The following list shows the distribution of the Liberal dissentients :—Vuted against the bill —Radicals, 46; Whigs, 17; walked ant—Radicals, 5; Whigs, 2; voted for the bill in cousequesce ...
PROBLEM
... speaking at Yarmouth Zest sight, the belief that proposals of Mr Gladetone la the lotereet of Inland would be such as the Whig motto, of the ports would to, sad Mr Person awl hie till mere would asoept. TYE CARDIFF EXPLOSION. Am inquest the killed the ...
IRELAND
... of Arose& Sir George Sawyer end Mr Sullies's ere • i for L.,tith ou toe elevaliasi of to h .• Peerage. IHE et the el North. Whig for ■ row trial LON Mr Mumma- by Lord Chid limb *pies ...
Tea feetiwitico in connection with the opening of the Suez Canal are announced to begin at Port Said on Tuesday
... revolution was effected by the temporary union of two parties in the StateLthe Liberals and : Whigs, as we would call them, the Liberals headed by Prim and the Whigs by Serrano. After a time the Cortes met, and proclaimed General Prim Minister of War, and ...
THE ERROLL FAMILY
... (June 17, 1831) as Baron Kilmarnock, county Ayr. He was created Knight of the Thistle in 1835, was a cordial supporter of the Whig party, and on the accession of the Melbourne Administration 1835, was appointed Master of the Buckhounds, which office he exchanged ...
THE NEW LORD JUSTICE-GENERAL
... Mr M'Neill was appointed Solicitor-General for Scotland. His tenure office was terminated in April, 1835, the return of the Whigs to place under Lord Melbourne, the downfal that administration in September, 1841, Sir Robert Peel was again called to the ...
FOREIGN CLEANINGS. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
... EA,T WORCFSTERSHIRE ELECTION. --- The nomination took place at Woreerder on Saturday. the ,andidate , being Mr. Calthorp (Whig), and Mr. Pakington (Conservative). and the show of hands declared by the high sheriff to be in fa vour of Mr. Calthorp. A ...