THE ELM TREES IN ST. GILES'S
... Oct. 27, 1857. J. M. The Sc61ybt s is a little dark brown beetle, scarcely larger than the honse-fly, with the ends of the whig-cases cut off square, and with a short muzzle. ...
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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ELECTION
... Go- vernment, amongst which was one for raising the militia on the voluntary principle, which was declared impossible by the Whigs, but which was, nevertheless, carried. With regard to Persia, the Right HIon. Gentleman said- It is generally acknowledged ...
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ELECTION
... Phillips, of W~endofere seconded the nomination of Mr. ii'. G . Cavendish, the SOnL of the late representative, who starts in the Whig interest. Ml. It. B. Harvey, of Langley Parks, Slough, proposed Captain C. J. B.. Hamnilton, of Theme P~ark, formerly for seven ...
INNER LIFE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
... wished to resign; but he was suspected of having in- trigued to secure tht dismissal of the.Whigs, 'and: of ad- vising the dissolution of Parliament, and the Whigs took the opportunity to punish him for his interference, and try their strength with Sir Robert' ...
THE CITY ELECTION
... kindly and generous assembly, wanting oily an increased infusion of popular spirit, for the Ministry was wrapped in notions of V Whig aristocracy, and inclined to turn the cold shoulder to the independent portion of the House to which he I belonged. He then ...
BURFORD
... to solicit the suffrages of the electors of the Borough and Hundreds of Aylesbury. The Bsuckt-s C/is-onicc of Wednesday, the Whig organ, observes: ?? Canvassing has been commenced in right good earnest on both sides, and the friends of Mr. Bernard are very ...
STREET COMMISSIONERS' MEETING
... transferred to another body, yet the machinery and the officers remained, and he could not concur in it. In fact his frienls, the Whigs, lent themselves to jobs as much as the Tories. ' (Laughter.) He referred to the eases of Sandwich, Croydon, Hitchin, Southampton ...
VARIETIES
... subse- quently in the grounds, he was diligently at work in doing a neat piece of ornamental paving, wvith various-coloured ?? Whig. SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON AND DC. PAnet.-It was at Ar. Dugald Stewart's that Sir William met Dr. Parr, and as I have heard it reported ...
ADMIRAL SIR CHAS. NAPIER ON THE INDIAN MASSACRES
... Occurred. (Bear, hear.) Bint tile Ile:1ent was, not a time to rc. cr-'liminte it urea at thime to let bygnsL bygones, and focr Whig. Tor, usd Radical to put tl'eir alsoluldons to the wheal to cndeasvour to ecaure that such relinfoicensoute should be sent ...