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... Election there was unquestionably vast deal of bribery and corruption both Whigs and Tories. As far as election petitions have been tried the exposure has fallen chiefly on the Whigs, but there is a goodly batch standing over for next Session, in the trial ...
... man who can supply it best will be Minister by Midsummerday, no matter how many small boroughs are bought, or how many great Whig or great Tory peers cabal to prevent it The curious disclosure made by Mr. Fitzgerald at Horsham regarding Lord Palmerston’s ...
... handsomely decorated, and well lighted and ventilated. The following Journal* and Periodicals are constantly supplied:— Northern Whig, Daily Mercury, News-Letter, Freeman’s Journal, Dublin Morning News, Times, Morning Star, Liverpool Post. Cork Examiner, Dublin ...
... This affords favourable opening for a respectable party getting into business. For further particulars, apply by letter to W., Whig Office, Belfast.’’ 1146 ...
... central situation, is handsomely decorated, and well lighted and ventilated. The folloviog Journals and plied:— DAII.V Northern Whig, Daily Mercury, NfK-t-Letter, Freeman's Journal, Dublin Morning Netet, Times, Morning Star, Liverpool Post. THI-WEEKX.Y. P ...
... question that more than any other marks the line of demarcation between Whigs and Radicals, and it is impossible to believe that the Parliament would adopt it—we allude to the Ballot. The Whig view of this question has been clearly expressed by the Right Hon ...
... long we’ve sat below ; But let us play our game with care, The pay we seek soon, we soon shall share. The country’s sick of Whigs and Tories ; All save ourselves are fools and knaves: A fig for war’s expensive glories, It doesn’t pay to rule the waves. ...
... handsomely decorated, and well lighted and ventilated. The following Journals and plied:— T>i-HT.rr arc constantly sup- Northern Whig, Daily Mercury, News-Letter, Freeman's Journal, Dublin Morning News, Times, Morning Star, Liverpool Post. Cork Examiner, Dublin ...
... clumsily ma- uaged, detection lies on the surface. Whigs and Tories are alike open to the charge of employing corrupt influences. have no sympathy with partizans who outrage truth hy asserting that Whigs alone are corrupt, and Tories alone arc pure, aud ...
... William Dunbar returned unopposed. NEWCASTLE ELECTION.— Monday. The nomination took place to-day. Right Hon. T. E. Headlam (Whig), proposed H. Greenhaw, Esq., and seconded by Mr. Councillor Benson. Mr. Cuthbert (Conservative), proposed by J. H. Hind, Esq ...
... ? Mr. Cobden’s presence, and that*of Mr. Gibson’s in the Cabinet, would have represented the substantial defeat of the old Whig mouoply of office. The man who could unite in his own person the three qualities of Parliamentary Orator, Popular Leader, and ...