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... And ncr Ha IT* ™ Whigs in their proold.f£ni ned H Bonos' Whig8 ' tec*™ tne real live • he would I Would be a Conservaone he ' a Protectionist _ and, ten to where ° bigot. - (Laughter ) But The oonof.V PP ro Place for the modern Whig? great S? YonV on ...
... and crushing summary of Sir Graham's speech, which in brief wasth ; s: c is to be seen the foreign policy of England the Whigs:—the last French revolution co raged, if not originated ; the insurrection favoured so openly as to excite rebel'i° Hungary ...
... Williamson, C W W Wynn, Sir W W Wynne. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION. Ayes 310 Noes Tellers Tellers-•• 2 312 ~m Pairs Pairs 0 Absent Whigs 21 Absent Conservatives, including both Pro-342 tectionists and Peel-819 ites 38 Speaker 313 M fewer than members were present ...
... however, with the debase set forth jn the Gazette, viz., £1,593,670, clea k JanuaT 1841. Thus was abundan: ly fro 1 under Whig management we were eoing on bad to worse. Our declining finances, our , £ industry, our multiplying mouths, and failing les ...
... the lories, like Lord* Ca/t'ereagh and Mr. Cann'Dg, were favourable to concession of the Catholic had been, like many of the Whigs, such ™: and others, only disposed to yield y»« ditions, whilst Sir Robert Peel proposed Relief Bill a measure of The carrying ...
... county or borough registers, At the present time especially behoves those who have sympathy with the feeble and vacillating Whigs on the one hand, the extreme destructives the other, to place the nselves in a position as men who are entitled to votes,—to ...
... usual zeal and ardour to acquire a fresh auxiliary in the person of the Duke of Cambridge. He was courted alike by Tory and by Whig. On the one hand he was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Sussex, and the Duchess of Devonshire—on ...
... Wilbraham Egetton, of Tatton Park, Cheshire, on Conservative principles; Mr. Jervis, son of Sir John Jervis, as th& advocate of the Whig-Jladicals; and the Hon. W. O. Stanley, son of Lord Stanley, of Alderley, as the representative of a prouder degree of aristocratic ...
... arbitrary interference with university rights on behalf of dissenters. Mr. HENRY DRUMMOND, after referring to an example of a Whig commission of inquiry into the universities of Scotland in 1609, confessed he had some misgivings upon the subject of this ...
... Egerton, Esq, ed Tatton P.rk, in the Conservative interest; and the Hon. W. E. Stanley, son of Lord Stanley, of Alderley, in tho Whig interest. The Liverpool Mercury says that on Saturday last Mr. Turner, of Chester, waited on Mr. Robertson Gladstone, to ask ...
... Would the corn-laws have ever been abolished if we had not had men in our front who were proof against the old war-cry of Whig and Tory ? Such a doctrine may suit cliques and clubs, but what would the great public say to it? Try one your large meetings ...
... for Mr. Stanley 341 At the last contested election for Chester, Mr. Ryder, the Tory, polled only 300 votes to 800 polled the Whig candidate. An Elopement Interrupted.—At the Southwark police-court, on Friday last, young man, who said that he had recently ...