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... Conservative candidate obtained a majority; nor is it unworthy of observation that the district of Stroud, which in 1834 gave the Whig interest a majority of 658, places Mr. Holland on this occasiou in a minority of 10. This populous district, now divided into ...
... Club would hardly prevail against such a legal array as I have quoted; and those who might question the authority of the great Whig lawyers will hirdty reluse to defer to that of Lord Eldou. With re- gard to Prince Albert not having been sworn, the person ...
... the Hon. Cecil Weld Forester, M.P. for Wenlock; Mr. Beriah Botfield, late Peelite M.P. for Ludlow; and Mr. John Cotes, late Whig M.P. for North Shropshire, and son-in-law of the late Earl of Liverpool. Rumours are also afloat that the deceased gentleman's ...
... honey.f Him, too, thy partner of the war, I'll sing, our .ecoud naval star,J Duadas, the dread of BrUin; Sing how Whig wisdom seatis Whig valour Against the laud of hides and taller, To threaten no light ruiu. Two barbarous seas shall own our powers ...
... among the rarest facts in the literary his- tory of the present century. Long regarded as the organ par excellence of the old Whig aristocratic party—timid Reformer in office, desperate Radical out; then High Church, Puseyite, almost Papist, moderate Co ...
... ravages would be materially checked. THR ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. The The report of a commission —the old plague-spot of the Whigs—being about to be appointed to in- quire into the operation of the Encumbered Estates Court, and the (doubtful) propriety of ...
... municipality is concerned, and 10 the extent ot our power, to deleud our ancient, time-honoured, franchise. We rec .goi-e neither Whig t;or TOIY. nei her Peeliie Protectionist, neither progressionist nor obstructive, Lut we have fouud, although, we embrace io ...
... ce, honour, aud well being, And L ?l it in all rl U# °f °ur ~a.ti.utio. myseil, as to Constitution. \\heuVttL«'d'OKto the whig., our constitution settled in «he tew of W ,||laui u, Jt ceitaiuly ,lifft.red 'om its previous self, and «as .uapte.t to lhe ...
... they have most vehemently auused- to (ill the highest places in the Cabinetwithtwo eminent Peelites and two distinguished Whigs. Coalitions henceforth must stand upon their true ground. They are arrangements not to he encouraged, aud not to iuvaria ...
... Conservative, meaning by that term that he would conserve and protect all that was good in the constitution and the laws. If a Whig government brought forward measures likely to be beneficial to the nation he would support them. (Cheer.-). Mr. Davies then ...
... GENERAL NEWS. Bets are freely made in Ihe clubs at the West-end, tha tbe pare Whig ministry does not last three months hit generally understood to have been a plan for eject ing the Peelites, arranged before the departure of Lord John Russell. In the ...
... Government which the Queen and the country alike wish for, and that the House of Commons has not given it5 confidence to the Whig family party at the head of which the noble vis- count has been placed.—Morning Herald. ...