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... Thomas Scott, 15, Petty-cory, objected to by the Whigs. Mr. Scott swore that the business (late Mr. Woodley's) was his own, and that ho paid rent.—Vote allowed. John Andrew Southwick, objected to by the Whigs, said he occupied bouse in Corn Exchange-street ...
... pockets heavy ? Ask Lord Elgin, General Garibaldi, and the King of Piedmont. Where is the economy and retrenchment that the Whigs put forward a sacred inheritance of their own, wherewith Conservatives have no concern ? In a budget rnn up from £70,000,000 ...
... Barrister. Mr. Baklow appeared on behalf of the Conservatives; the Whig-Kadi cal ,n^r . represented Mr. Cockerell. . Philip Edward Gray, coal agent to Mr. Hazard, objected to the Whigs, on the ground that the house he occupied waa rented Mr. Hazard, and ...
... says receives no colouring'from Conservative prejudices. He is essentially Whig, and naturally inclines, politicoreligious questions, to the side of the Disseuters to whom the Whigs are so greatly indebted. His opinions iu favour of the principle of Church-rates ...
... your country. Apropos Dublin Castle—Lord Carlisle is the last Lord Lieutenant, or. tospsak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take lor granted. It is just possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...
... whom he has been inflicting his Radical oratory. is a rage because the Conservatives about there have been making u«e of the Whig law, testing in the Revising Barrister’s Court the validity of votes: also because the House of Lords have, according to his ...
... good feeling of Cingalese and of the home autborit esThe deceased baronet sat for many years as member for Sheffield, *' as a Whig and something more,” and took prominent part in the debates on the question of the ballot and tbe appropriation of the revenues ...
... and an equally easily acquired of cwressing them, be good tv. • provi-ivii fir ide. There art children nurseries of noble Whig families who are taught to I shimmer Antinonaisaism over their bread and hotter, on the faith of a general belief that. particular ...
... for Beverley, was likewise mentioned.” Major W. C. Amcotts, nephew of the late Sir W. Ingleby, was spoken of yesterday as the Whig-Radical candidate.* and fife band. Tbe order of marching having been arranged, the band struck up a martial air, and proceeded ...