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... WHIG TACTICS & FREE TRADE LIBERALISM IN WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (From the Morning HcraU.) .ippfam that uncertainty existed in the minds of tiie tenantry the Lord Lieutenant of tin. countv, Karl FiUliardingr, to their being permitted the free exercise the ...
... however, we believe, been among the foremost to persuade Lord John Russell to undertake it. Should it prove too laborious for the Whig ,• u without any compromise of dignity, ask to be relieved chief, J . .« removal to an office of less arduous character, ...
... Parliament, the Whig Premier must feel anxious to explain that if the governing power is so limited to a section (not the most numerous) in Parliament, the fault does not lie with him that the offices of State are restricted to one party (the Whigs), but ...
... —Admiral Berkeley, Whig, and Mr. H. T. Hope, Freetrade Conservative, stand again ; Mr. W. P. Price, Radical, is also candidate —Nomination, Wednesday, July 7; Poll, Thursday, July 8. Stroud. —Mr. W. H. Stanton, one of the present Whig members, retires favor ...
... provided they ' were practically carried out in every duty of life, public and private. But would Lord John Russell, or his Whig supporters, veuture to assert that there could be any security for the welfare and prosperity of the country, if its institutions ...
... Saturday Morning. KILDARE ELECTION, bin gstow n, March 12. —Lord Naas has been forced to resign by the coming j 'action of Whigs and Romanists in Kildare.—Mr. Alexander M'Carthy . een compelled by the priests to retire from Cork.—Mr. Edmund Hayes is tinted ...
... WINCHCOIIIII NARILST-SAIIIXDAT. w. had, to day. • market. Whig 'swilling to 'joie to tho to.. of Mark-lano ; M sb. taw &lists booed lib groat Hoy. Se to U.. per tea. Mrs.. MY. Ills. •d. par to. Br•ed. (Sib. t00f.).. Boot. ed. ; Seemsds, ...
... the Whig member, who succeeded Mr. Simeon in the representation of the Isle of Wight, not more than twelve months ago, has been ousted by the Conservative Colonel Harcourt. Indeed the whole run of the county elections have been adverse to the Whigs : They ...
... HADLEY, at her Printing is Queen's Baadings,--fitreet Entrance, opposite the National Provincial Rank, High Street; abets *Whig if stall stag tipaltilhonalp tzennto. CIRCULATILD THROCON TOR COUNTIES OP OLOUCWITER, RIRIPORD. WORCUTZI. stAriron.WAßW/CR ...
... not this noble Norman knight, On the English soil his standard reefing, An emblem of mlowr overcoming rawer, Ao it does in Whig electioneering? Rorie. ...
... great body of the Whigs would have supported in the early days of Fehr nary,and his lordship has only prematurely exposed the weakness of his party by the audacity of his party move. The fact is undoubted that the return to power of a Whig Ministry is impossible ...
... the un-English policy of the Premier, then will the tables be turned upon the Whig Ministry. Lord Palmerston is out of the Ministry, but be is still in Parliament. The Whigs will not only lose his assistance, but they will, in all likelihood, have to encounter ...