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... cries one of the liberal representatives of that borough in 857. The latememhev forAshton-iinder-Lynehasbn described as of whig re Ein4es, inclining to radical m. He contortedoo without in 1832; but in 1835 he was On the former occasion he was =by ...
... of the corn laws, when Lord Francis Egerton, afterwards the Earl of Ellesmere, and the Hon. Beotle Wilbraham ousted the two Whig members, not only to their opponents' surprise but their own also , can have forgotten Robert Story, the poet, and his spi ...
... and, arriving Bdfast, yesterday, the were given into snstody. The case will investigated the polioe-offioe to-day. ~-ffortUr» Whig. ...
... (From the Workington Times of Saturday.) The Whig party in Whitehaven being a grossly illegitimate branch of the Whig party of the rest of the United Kingdom, at best is naturally a restive set of fellows. Only forty-eight hours were allowed to elapse ...
... Thadorthse is is . asd diadem . Thear is es of old ragged Osten, To his agree et brat riding oe his teen deed ; Booth dthis., es Whig gab to de thdiar. Of ith.troothedeas thou =l6 the ben ; so the Goods, and hanged to the red Isom Weise el repel dna as mercy ...
... of improving the °audition of th e poor on his proper ty . As a politician be merceed an ii: influence as cha irman of the whig club at York. Through his instrumentality while in that position r. Wyvil was returned as en independent member for York, which ...
... extension of the suffrage is wanting to complete our electoral system. Lord John Russell, Sir G. Grey, Lord Lansdowne, and all the whig politicians, acknowledged the necessity in the bill of 1852, wherein it was proposed to lower the franchise from .£lO to 5 ...
... off at all. All I can my is, that it is talked of by some influential parties ming the Whip, Radicals, Radial Whip, and Whig Whigs. thing is certain—if the project is on the eve of being carrkd out, it viii not be stepped by Government, as the Rotor= ...
... all means let us have Lord Clauricarde again. . Let us accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the v tality of a Whig. Is the noble marquis not one of the Inevitables,( whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the I country the ...
... mamas al this appointed by the Goverment te Tieillailliehip af the County Osost ef Kent, is Os st the late Yr. W. F. A. to the Whig party are too well to recapitedstisa bin; but the last wad& to Think be Woe the pabbo was in gab rdielnift the ad if humid ...
... distinction. The Jew Bill is thought to have some influence over these refusals, as it is not under government patronage, old Whig peers are determined to remain ungartered. The Hon. C. Cavendish, M.P. for Buckinghamshire, is to be immediately elevated ...
... INFAMOUS CASE. [SOMHEBN WHIG ] - At the Kewtownards Patty Session*, on Tuesday, a case wa- heard which almost unparalleled its kind, and, certainly, has never been- surpassed in atrooity. have seldom report anything so rsvoltlng ; but, .ootsideti that ...