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... The Westmorland Gazette, SATURDAY,. JULY 13, THE WHIG-RADICALS AND THE -* foe v The House of Lords has again thro** * for the admission of Baron B° >l ,se House of Commons divesting professioa, of Christianity, and the ™ & party in the Gommoas appear ...
... of Wellington himself, that the idea of making the request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorized precedent. It was added that the great ladies ot the Conservative ...
... of Mr. Kennard, the conservative candidate, the following being the numbers the close the poll: Conservative). . 271 Seeley (Whig-Radical) . . • Majority for Mr. Ke-inard . 20 ...
... already known to destined to nobility, that of Macaulay will most talked about. Politically, it is Whig peerage for he Whig, whole Whig, and nothing but Whig. His history is written in that interest so entirely, that it can scarcely read without occasional ...
... of Whig influence and the possession of powerful Whig connections. The Bishop of Carlisle is the close relative of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs. The Bishop of Gloucester is the brother of an lion, baronet, one of the supporters the old Whig connection ...
... GREENWICH. the close of the poll on Tuesday, the total numbers stood thus: Sir W. Codrington (Whig) . . .2913 Colonel Sleigh (Radical) . . 1579 Majority for Sir Codrington . These numbers were not made public until five o'clock, but directly four had ...
... Clarendon is feeble in health, and is a professional statesman, without great Whig connexions. Lord Granville is certainly not fitted for a leader. Even the Stafford-house Whigs would not choose the Duke of Argyll, who is beginning to subside. In rising ...
... but, should sneh a reply not be forthcoming, pro* bably you may from again* the I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant, A Whig the Third Gihmatio*. Kendal, 4th March, 1857. ...
... that Mr. Macaulay failed to grapple with the sturdy assailants of the Whigs. And a'terwards, when he returned from India, and when he became Cabinet Minister of the Melbourne Whigs, it was soon felt that Mr. Macanlay could not stand in debate against ...
... ago there was great Whig outcry against the close boroughs, and the people agreed with the Whigs, and said it was an infamous system. So they put an end to the close boroughs of the Tories, but not to the close boroughs of the Whigs. (Laughter). And, ever ...
... Coppock.—We regret to learn that Mr James Coppock, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of Bronckitis. Mr Cop- pock, who was aboat fifty-years of age, was in the autamn ...
... into. If this be not done we shall never be in a position to bring forward with any probability of success a candidate in the Whig or Liberal interest. I understand that a highly respectable committee meets from time to time with the view of keeping this ...