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... Ilmt. C•ptiln Spenwr represented Mirhures in :Pe4latoeut. Doris' hi carter in the lower House Is invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political bo'y, like hie p-traeceer in the peerage, he was • c.u.d.ant wipporte , . The pro« tit Earl was ...
... away; but now it is all revived, and while Conservatives see nothing that is good either in the Premier or the es-Ambassador, Whigs are apathetic and Radicals irate. The noble lord at the head of the Government, it is pretty generally believed, has made a ...
... noble earl waa seiaed with what unhappily proved mortal toaendy Monday wick. As Lord llcbester waa steadily attached to old whig party, was the personal friend of the Uaniuis of Lansdowue, and co-operatai with the noble marquis iu all those which brought ...
... of Ireland, and bestowed it hut aupon Sir John Campbell, of the English bar. At a I ~'subsequent - period, even when the Whig famlilies were in a Us tmost, exclusive mood, Lord Campbell,- was admitted to the bar I Cabinet-not as aw ere law-lord, but ...
... Tiverton, Shaftesbury, Tavistock, Manchester, Northamptonshire, &c., where Whig influence -was pre lominant at the last election; and remarked that the were no better than the Whig, giving several examples in proof.J A Tory parson had even stated that, ...
... In the North Northamptonshire Division, a Whig nobleman wrote to the Conservative candidate, Mr. Hunt, stating that he was not qualified for the votes of ' his tenantry. The Tories were as guilty as the 4 Whigs in this undue interference. The Tory Duke ...
... the determination of the people to have it so. Our best plan will put a pair of ballot spectacles upon some of our good old Whig friends, that they may see clearly, at (he meeting of Parliament, that it may inserted in the Bill (or the Tories will it for ...
... brought out against the ballot. It was a favourite one of Lord John Russell’s, and other aristocratic members, generally of the whig party. They said that the ballot would never do; they would have a promised vote extorted from a man, who under the ballot ...
... mors than patron of art and literature—he was pleased to be regarded the companion of the artist and aUwbor. In politics was a whig. was never married, and will succeeded in the title and estates by his cousin, William Cavendish, F.R 8., D.C.L , second Earl ...
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... •orld : at least if she •orld rivsn't kiwis by that's* it had better look sharp, sad correct its igooreoce, for eves doesn't* Whigs. on't gimp yew ger when twisted seventyfour, yet sever did this possibility of his hal in* meched any such )tars aposar so ...
... the w hole of this. lam sure that shall have tired you with this, so now I will draw to a conclusion. Ireland.—The Northern Whig contains the Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant to inquire into the circumstances and causes of the ...