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... Botterell, Keast, (who go out of office), and Mr. A. Hingstou, as their **r ; and Mr. Caunter to fill Mr. Anstis's place. The Whigs, !: i> understood, will support Mr. William Murray, for having **«* io their rescue at the late contested election, when Mr ...
... Indulges some strong reprehension of what It calls the narrow-minded policy of the majority of the English nobility when Tory or Whig; but draws consolation from the fact that the popular element Is gradually gaining strength In Great Britain It is because ...
... whole six men — three for the east ward, and three far the west ward. East Ward : Conservatives, 834 ; Whigs, 631. West Ward : Conservatives, 1095 ; Whigs, 468. Majority for Conservatives, 830. Repbesentatiob of South Nottinghamshibe.— By the demise of Earl ...
... largest garrisons are at Venice and Verona. The Representation of Newcastle-on- Ttse. —Mr, Somerset Beaumont, brother to tho Whig member for Northumberland, and connected with the extensive banking firm of Messrs. Lambton and Co., offers himself in the ...
... largest garrisons are at Venice and Verona. The Representation of Newcastle-on- Ttne. —Mr. Somerset Beaumont, brother to the Whig member for South Northumberland, and connected with the extensive banking lirm Messrs. Lambton and Co., offers himself in the ...
... last session} at the possibility of a coalition between the moderate Whigs and the Conservatives. Something, no doubt, of the sort will ultimately come about, but hardly just yet. The Whigs have not quite come low enough down in the world to bring them to ...
... some time of this is tbat tbe Times, - ?? time ago declared Conservatism to be a myth, now * i-_i i..- distinction between a Whig and Conservative i. rial that it cannot be discovered. This has a very ■* -. look, and r.o doubt it will gladden tbe hearts ...
... he law having become practised with success of Springfield In politics which whilst following his profession he paid joined Whig pirty warm supporter Henry to continued it till 1849 strong Abolitionist his the subject slavery the which plaoe Wilraot proviso ...
... at the bar of Spring- held. Iv politics, to which, whilst following his profession, _,c paid great attention, he joined tbe Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1840 he was elected to Congress and continued lo belong to it till 1810. ...