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... V v' BY MR^WHITE. A3HBOUK7, DERBYS ToTIMRRR ANTS. RUILDRUS, JOINP.RB, CARPFNTKRB. H.OKCS. U WHIG UTS, HIACKSMIIHS, AND OTHEItS. l/pwarda of 1300 LoK of very valuable DRV TIMBER, comprißing the i'e Stock*to-Ttade of the late Mr. Jon* Maionr.v. of atreei ...
... history of coalition* between Whig*, and Republicans, would ensure some such nnhsl. lowed alliance should a government crisis require so great and so unworthy a penalty to paid, 1* j* *hal the Ministerial Bill will be aa. ticipated by the announcement ...
... REGISTRATION, 1854. CONS. WHIGS. C Expunged from Old Register on Overseer's S; n Objections -- 7 45 t] r Dittoon Party Objections - - - 46 44 ii a Dead 93 77 tl a- - t1 Total Expunged from Old List 209 169 go 169 V; - 11 Whig gain on Old Register - - - ...
... OnJecUous aa Total Rapungtd from Old Lkt.. M | M Whig aain Old Register. Wolf new claim* sob*) CoMer.auve do. koUatad.. I'Jo 107 Total fV.o In favour of Whigs .. oj The above iticiudea new claims made io favour of Whigs .Member* the Freehold Land Socicim* at Derby ...
... more intolerable new political complications. It is a remarkable fact that almost every Whig Cabinet has died of inanition Party supports, and the notion that Whig ministries are capable of being moulded to the will of the detnocracy just in proportion ...
... nov. io. 1854. assert ion doet not !*ecai to remarkable either (or ii« or in truth. Lord almkb ...
... bribery was committed sonic one to procure the return of Mr. Horsfall ? fact was as clearly proved as was a prior fact, that the Whigs in Derby ha.l been convicted of bribing the electors to cifecl the return of Messrs. Strutt and Gowkr, the cunserptence of ...
... that the desire for inquiry into these two cases did not spring from a wish to cloak the fact that system of corruption, by Whig ministers on one side and’ Irish members on the other, had, for series years, kept the funner in power; and he protested against ...
... at the Liberal dinner Derby was the only man who did not feel that the prosecutions (remembering the Whig bribery which unsealed Mr. Stuutt, and the Whig personators at the South Derbyshire election 1811) were unwarranted and discreditable. If this had ...
... reached Consenrative*. anti, if free art, by many among b, EwSIT poUey •/ *“ J o' •“>1- •» «- T«~l.y Sh. ..dc.cr.b.d .. ,h. Whig.. How f.r .h. pr,«r,..ion of p.r.y LordMt. u*w « - » .k. . *!**’ contended that the Government were bound, handaomeat eemeli ...
... Hon. George Sniythe, 1 Sir W. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. M, l.dalirnglon (a m of the Right Hon. S. R, l.iiahingtoo, who repreaented the for neatly yeara), Cooscteaitee ; Mr, C. Purtoal Coo, Jr. the Chancery . Whig-Hadtcel; end Mr. Achtotaty Oloeer, who announced ...
... TOT AMD FANCY WANEHOUI CHURCH STREET, ASHBOURS, (Next door Mr. Mkllor's.) L. B. TWELLS, LADIES’ AND GESTLE.VEN’S HAIR CUTTER, WHIG MAKER. AND PERFUMER, REGS »no*i rrxpeclful'v to thsok hi* friend* and lh« jiiibli'- A*hbourn and it* eiciniit for the liberal ...