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... commercial instruction, having especial regard to their moral training and domestic Ct c”ards of Terms may be obtained of Messrs. Whig ley & Sox, Rochdale, or of the principal, above. TOWNHEAD ACADEMY, ROCHDALE, formerly conducted the late Mr. WiJ.LlTTl.ew. ...
... there were the rotten borough members, but they were generally the nominees of either Whig or Tory landlords; and therefore the struggle ended by the victory of Whig landlords with independent boroughs. Since that period have since the effect of the Chundos ...
... Derby has given utterance to truths which we were not in the habit of hearing from the Whigs. e might, also, have said, that Lord Derby had done things of whieh the Whigs were not capable. His wise, generous, and dignificd policy has placed his administration ...
... warmth of his address, he wished to astonish the farmers by an extra dash of colouring to paint the character of the Whigs—hare not the Whigs repeatedly called the Tories black enough, especially after dinner? When the pot ealla the kettle black, and the ...
... consequence of a press of matter, we are reluctantly compelled to withdraw it until next week. During twenty-two years that the Whigs were in office, they nut{e forty-three political peers, taken from their own party, exclusive of military and naval peers. ...
... convenable anu Whig quite in keeping with a great exclusif, qui meprise cetto frip- Whig's contempt for the trash perie qu'on norntue opinion called public opinion; it were publique, ii eat miens vain que just as well that the utterer's ce Whig no s'appellat ...
... convenable a tin Whig quite in keeping with a great exelusif, qui ineprise cette frip- Whig's contempt for the trash perie qu'ou nomme opinion called public opinion, it were publique, ii eat wicux vain quo just as well that the utterer's ce Whig De s'appellAt ...
... convenable anu Whig quite in keeping with a great exclusif, qui ureprise cette frip- Whig's contempt for the trash perie qu'on nomme opinion called public opinion ; it were publique, ii eut tnieux valu quo just as well that the utterer's cc Whig no s'appellat ...
... or Solicitor-General, but was Q C. when he was raised to the bench. waa made a Privy Councillor in 1865. The deceased was Whig and something more, and was stanch supporter of the government during the short period be *M ...
... Court, St. George's-hall, in the said Borough. on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of October instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon. WHIG El T, Clerk of the Peace Clerk of the Peace's Office, Liverpool, October 7, 1058. ...
... BUDGET. It is that Budget will te introduced as the sod as hp plaid posed drat • Ina will be to pay ad the 2.000,0061. ef Whig doe, mod provide th •z. pitied of 4,000,000/. the mod Pproditure of the ending March. IMP. that fasts a 4 of a ma augmeritation ...
... indebted Hef to Lord John Rulssell and the Whigs, for thee second as' ?? Robert Peel and the Tories, and for the last tora Lord Derby, and the Tories.. Is it possible that lla^ mox'bid gratetvede to the Whigs for their support ofc thesneasure of 1820, ...