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... been said that the Whigs were a family party, and for that reason lie had left his own friends out. had plaved the hero and left them to play the martyrs. And, speaking' of. the Whig party, would never shrink from the spallation of Whig, because he believed ...
... Lander, Corpus Rox Jo ce from Hornby, Trin. Butler, Trin. ental in Poole, Joh. Spurgin, Clare system. Harlock, Pet. n. H. e Whig Burrow, J. H., Cath. Ward, A. Pen mised to Wilkinson, Richards, Jesus Wilde, Clare Boustield, Cains Ministry shen Sir Cooper ...
... Forei Secretaryship from 1830 until 1 r.) lution of the Whig Cabinet in November, 1834. In | of the following, he resumed that office, and to-day igned it again the With the return of the Whigs to office in 1846 he the same office, which he resi December ...
... bearing | endant. local interests; and that candidate who would sub ame to them should have our undivided suppert, wheth | have Whig, Tory, or Radical. break t “| The moral effect of such a system would soon be : and the benefits we should derive would be ...
... gon. Jesu Heeley, Trin. Shore, Trin al of Sir Wimberley, Trin. SGROTAT ch need Healy, Trin H. - Whitechurch, Joh » Whigs FROM FRIDAY’S LONDON GAZETTE, Jax ir own n which AVERAGE PRICES OF SUGAR. iY upset Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, compu ...
... offered ople to Chartist body to the Whigs, to7the effect that one me fuse to the Association and two candidates of the same pi ted the embers should be put up at the coming municipal elections, : ported by the Whigs, who, in return, were to ree © learn ...
... been made -Mr. Waker wished te know what Mr. Sanll mea said the Board consisted of 48 members and 24 Tories, a Tory cler and a Whig survey Wacker said that was at lea ‘4 not a one-sided arra —Mr. Law, with reterence to Mr. Saull’s allusion to paving, &e. ...
... stifle all enquiry to say afterwards, Oh, I'm for eng out of not in that way. It was the old deception always on had by the Whigs, who had always come forward and w | have mellifluous words promised liberally, but, when the House, did all they could to ...
... vacating tl In nd also Chancellorship ofthe np of Lancaster, will take th of Argyll’s sinecure lace as Lord Privy Seal. Mr. Whigs, who retired from the idency of the Poor Law Boat epubli- end of the last session, becomes Chancellor of the re and with a ...
... did not po — specific remedy, and had a tendency to weaken the Gov at a critical moment.—Mr. Peacocke, after a genera! 15, of Whig Administrations, supported the motion, wi said, was no the , though it mi, e return attack upon a coterie, liberals in name ...
... government was but a shuffiing c cox, of cards. It broke down almost immediately, and the been filled up with members of the old Whig party under such circumstances, were the Conservatives to don, by had been a laughing-stock to Europe ; a country unab! mutcher ...
... to providing pton junction with the county, a proper place for the | —Mr petty sessions at Stony Stratford Mr. Loreaine-s Whigs timated that some of the guardians of the unions hi: —Mr. the magistrates expressing a hope that they would rement on aceount ...