... ' U wish Administration Whigs of office V Mr moved by way Mr motion “ of policy to the of the Oude and firmness ent during India to give upon proclamation further information on the T when issued and also Lord Canning’s it” Colonel 8ykbb Canning and the ...

... Esq., J.P., Brooklands ; T. M. ASHTON, Esq., J.P., M.D., Burscough ; EDGAR MUSGROVE, Es4p, J.P., West Tower, Aughton ; J. H. WHIG LEY, E»i., J.P., Southport; W. H. TALBOT, Esq., J.P., Southiwrt ; C. P. SVMONDS, Es»,.. J.P., Ormskirk ; W. ROBERTS, Esq., ...

... Canning threw himself! into the arms of the Whigs. The Man inis of Lans-I took office under him as Homo .Secretary,l and young Mr. Stanley, who belonged, as bis family! for generations bad done, to the Whig party, madJ his tirst essay in official life ...

... usual course of avoiding controversy on relig ous and political subjects. If in our plea for toleration, addressed 'l ories and Whig*, Conrervslives and Liberals. ProtesUnta and Human Catholics, on a question which affects the principles upon which the g.-vrrnmcnt ...

... ronstanUy Taries ; I mi the owucr’s trade, btrure, and calling Seem (riven l»y the rule of eoutraries Mr. Wise dnsee, Mr Kin*? whig. Mr Coffin's nueommouly sprightly. And huge Little broke down iu a gig While driving fat Mrs. Oolightly. At Bath, where the ...

... thus maniu Irish agitator was warmly taken up both in Ireland and England, and trora onward Mr. Stanley became the black si Whig Ministry, the object of every Ka ...

... inquest was held on .Saturday, and verdict of Wilful murder against some person or persons unknown” was returned. —Northern Whig. ...

... Gnuskirk ; W. ROBERTS. Esq., J P.. Lysate ; WAHEISO. Eaq , Charlesbye , W ELS BY, Esq . SouthjH.rt; W. LAX. Esq., OrmftUrk ; j. WHIG LEV, . Formby. „ £ arm. kirti T. ; Bl^-r. Mr': S IXd'. ;; | M,.T. *£l. ; ;j j , K , ; ' ss^liP« o’cluck p.m., the Oraunuar ...

... wan meinlier the Government which passed it, and himself introduced the Reform Bill for Ireland. (A voice: was Whig then.) Vea, he continned Whig so long as they continued true to the Constitution. cheers.) But Ido not think the Reform Act of was perfect ...

... against King James, for civil and religious freedom ; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looked to ancient landmarks, clung to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built our ...

... WEBB. Esq., P.P., Brooklands ; M. ASHTON, Es'i., J.P., M.D., Burscough ; EDGAR MUBGROVE, Ewp. J.P., West Tower, Anghton ; J H. WHIG LEY, Esq., J.P., Southport; W. H. TALBOT, Esq., J.P., Southport C. P. BYMONDS, Esq., J.P., Onnskirk ; W. ROBERTS, Esq., J.P ...

... ro\i-. . ~f \V«a»t Tower Au-ditoii B e,,t * * sit that house have been in ( Ipswich. He got defeated. was measures of the Whigs ami Radicals is that they ' e 1.. on liv | ••••>! ling \. Mr. b. niis,ter / a., K ••'.use Commons previi.uslv and have had ...