... gentleman was either about to raised to the peer- Cross’s acceptance of tho Chiltern Hundreds, two years age or would the Whig candidate for the southern I , rendered necessary. division of the West Riding when the new county ar-j Town Hall for Rochdale ...

... the whole population, there should not arise countless differences of opinion. have in the House of Commons the Tory', the Whig, and the Radical, the agriculturist, the shipowner, the merchant, the manufacturer, the lawyer. ami the tradesman; the Jew ...

... and much mistake the popular feeling if it does not fully and freely endorse this view. In conclusion, I would remind the Whig majority of the Council of one of the cardinal points of their creed —no monopoly. In the present instance it is highly important ...

... clocks, anil belfry sta above ■ Tb. c'ock dials lie centred ornamental t ftcery, the windows are of three lights each, there Whig two each side of the tower, the whole surmounted by‘» battlement, which is rowued by lofty crocketted ninnlel'«. The whole ...

... especially when out of power, were what the Radicals or Whigs used to be -practisers of economy, retrenchment and reform ; but are now in their corporate capacity, what the parliamentary Whigs are, viz. Conservative, and the greatest spendthrifts of ...

... worthy the hearing; but if had no! thing to say, he is the [sissosaur of what used to be coni sidered gift peculiar to the Whigs, viz,, thegiftof saying i nothing with great rfflcl. But if Lord Stanley hadnothing I to say worthy of the hearing, would never ...

... defeated, Conservatives being re stirueiL 1853 Mr. Harwood Mr. Walter .were returned for that ward without contest* there I whig Conservative candidates, and this was tlte first year of Mr. Harwood's t nteriny the Council, whilst Mr. Greenhalgh at that ...

... elm trees that not only threw their shailows on the turf below, but over groups of doer not yet removed by the rapacity the Whigs; but the fairest and the best were on that afternoon deserted, to see the Peer and Commoner have a bout at boxing. Jackson’s ...

... exists among regaining their old supremacy in the council. At Wigan, the shipping interest, well as the Marin* Insurance the Whigs and Radicals left the field without attempting Companies, both at London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, rethe slightest opposition ...

... Confederate Secretary of State docs not yet see the necessity nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis’s proposition to emancipate the slaves after service General Butler, in a speech which he made at the ...

... people together for any other purpose in which there will not be diversity of opinion. If politics are talked of, there is Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, —some are for lowering the franchise, others will have it kept where it is ; some like ...

... Yorkshire, and up to IHu under the Melbourne ministry, was Ciiief Secretaryf' Ireland, where he was universally beloved. When tJ Whigs came again into power in IB4f*, was appoint Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Campbell Chancellor of the Duchy ...