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... his Personal recollections” makes honourable mention. Tiiis forthcoming work will let flood of light upon the history of the Whigs and their leading men, from the reign of Charles 2nd, down the present day. It will contain likewise a treatise the great and ...
... circumstance of one of Mr. Calvert's banners having the word Liberty! inscribed upon it. He contended that it was hypocrisy in a Whig to assume such a motto, for while giving liberty to the Church and the aristocracy, he would not give liberty to the people; ...
... canvaf ho found _be . had not _the _ghost of a _chnnc | and _. _withdrew .. _! The _other _candidates wcre ( lr Calvort , a _Whig and Frec-tradci , _and . _Mrlwghton _, a fanner ,. wlio , though _described as _culti _^ _t £ _r moro IniitlA _^ _An . any ...
... hundred and twelve fine melons. Tho first melon was cut on the of June, and the last on tho 28th of November, 1850. —Northern Whig. Extraordinary Sheep. —Tho largest animal of the above kind killed this Christmas was slaughtered last week by Mr. Hardcastle ...
... received with rapturous anplaiiw . ATLEsavar Ei _. _Ec-ri 03 r _*—Aylcsburyhas _returned Mr Frederick _Calvert _, 4 C _. ( Whig ) _, for its member of Parliament _, in room of the _late Lord _Nugent- At _thi _> nomination _, on Thursday , Mr _Calvurt ...
... borough at the last general election, and in coming forward second time he stated that he was anxious to relieve the borough of Whig domination. Mr. Calvert announced generally his wish to support her Majesty's ministers, but professed that he should be guided ...
... in which they so unite. Clergy and laity may be perfectly at one here politician and saint. Why, no Government, not even a Whig Government, should think, could have the lace to refuse this demand, at such a time as this, if it were fairly urged them. ...
... ; the artist to the studios of Gainsborough, Barry, and Hogarth ; the loyalist to the heart of Sir Nicholas Crisp I the Whig to the death-field of his prescriptive ancestor, Hampden; the Republican to the home of Andrew Marvel; and the Nonconformist ...
... to be entirely erroneous ? Many farmers beg** think so too, and the moment was seized ou for a gen* 1 election in 1847. The Whigs and Peelites made como* cause, and farmers kept aloof, disgusted with the treaehe rf our great men. I am aware this is only ...
... against, on the ground of bribery and treating.—The nomination for Aylesbury took place on Thursday, when Mr Calvert, the Whig candidate, and Mr Houghton, a tenant farmer and Protectionist, were put nomination. The show of hands was in favour of Mr Houghton ...
... House of Commons OA Salaries recommends that important reductions should be made in the expense of the diplomatic service. The Whig Government offends the country by the extravagant allowance they propose for the young Duke of Cambridge. A meeting of the ...
... St. Aldan's Election.—Mr. Bell, a Quaker che- : mist and a Whig, has been returned in spite of the opposition of Mr. Carden, an Alderman of London and a Conservative, the numbers being 276, and 147 —majority, j 129. The cry of the Quaker was The ...