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... the French, that they should have such an admission to refer to on our side of the Channel. But when the Admiralty, Tory and Whig alike, plead a necessity for allowing such an agent, electioneerer and place-getter to hang about their offices, it is really ...
... Sir W. I. Ffolkom, a gent-man who some years Ono. played • prominent part in Norfolk polities. Sir William Ffolkes, who was a Whig, was returnoi or Norfolk in 1830 in oonjunotion with Mr. CAO. of ILlltham. and sit for the °minty for several yeurs. He tailed ...
... his word that they were written by men of mart-, and not by the mare rank and file of the Admiralty department whilst under Whig control. The first was dated March, 1847, and contained these words- I wish you would use the materials enclosed ; let me ...
... our lives on the tail, or a thousand miles from land. Tories pledged their 1 policy to an extension of the franchise, the Whigs have bound , themeelves to it band and foot, the Commons have reseed their word on every hustings--oulla restigia retrorsum ...
... discreditable. On this point it is only fair to say that Mr. BRIGHT'S attitvie has been much more dignified than that of either Whigs or Tories. He objected to the coup cretat, but admitted the right of the French to choose their own form of government. Ho ...
... of the States of the Church.” = = Der Freisehiitz: principal characters by Signor Mongini and of king and queen are be the Whig colours, but they are Europe, that the peace of Europe, are matters dear to thiscountry : M ti Mdlle Piccolomini is engaged ...
... Ffolkes, a gentleman who some years since played a prominent part in Norfolk politics. Sir William FfolLes, who was a staunch Whig, was returned for Norfolk in 1830 in conjunction with Mr. Coke, of Holkham, and sat for the county for several years. He ...
... with the blessing of Almighty God, they wvould still go on prosperonaly.. MR. GLADSTONE ABD THE CARLTON CLUB, -We (Nlorhemr Whig) learn from a private source of infor. mation, on which we can place every reliance, that, on Wednesday last, Mr. Gladstone ...
... abandon equity and law in order to gratify party feeling, and to bring ruin upon a gentleman who, competent authority,—nay, Whig authority itself,—tells us has performed his contract faithfully, and has saved to the ration something like ten thousand poundver ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, APRILS, 18C0. LATEST JNEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Monday Morning, [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J THE EXCOMMUNICATION OF THE KINO OF SARDINIA—PROTEST OF AUSTRIA AGAINST THE ANNEXATION OF TUSCANY, PARMA, AND MODENA—THE ELECTION ...
... really conducive to the interests, and satisfactory to the aspirations of the great majority of the community. Some of our Whig-Liberal contemporaries, we perceive, are denouncing these prudent precautions as factious delays. Nothing could well be ...
... THE REVIVAL AND ITS EFFECTS The Northern Whig has always asserted a» viva!, bo far from causing a decrease of crime .J. «• offences, baa acted the other way—in increa»; i m * for instance. It now appeals to facte .' 0 * 1 ' support of this assertion ...