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... the present moment, his opinion against the immediate Abolition of Tolls, not less absum than to classify Mr Adam Black, the Whig Member for the City of Edinburgh. an old Tory, because lias declared his opinion against lowering the Franchise below the ...
... good-humoured. This l. ily should have a world-wide reputation as poUtician if she rightly represented. She Is the chief the Whig ladies, and gentlemen, 100 ; and should there a difficulty with any one them, and mv Lord I’aim erst hisarts mid the faschiatiousof ...
... Under- Secretary at War in the House of Commons? ('lever young men of any stamina are very scarce. The rising hope of the Whigs, young Byng, is not a muscular Christian ; and it is very diffieult to carry old' honours in a working del artment of the Commons ...
... present moment, his P opinion is against the immediate Abolition of Tolls, is not less absurd than to classify Mr Adam Black, the Whig Member for the City of Edinburgh, as an old Tory, because he has declared his opinion against lowvering the Franchise below ...
... or in default, two month,, imprisonment —Manchester Guardian. Atrocious Murders Ireland.-The follow, is from the Northern Whig (toe of the “it appaling murders that ever filled the aunms “crime has been perpetrated. Two brothers James and Robert Shaw ...
... good humoured. This lady should have a world-wide reputation as politician if she be rightly represented. She the chief of the Whig ladies, and gentlemen, too; and should there be a difficulty with any one of them, and my Lord Palmerston finds his arts and ...
... politics, and there is little fear that (with tho careful narsing of his henchmen in Banff and Aberdeen) he will ever desert the Whigs. He has a seat in the House of Lords, but there ho is mere automaton and there too much reason to fear that his political opinions ...
... farmer. With to eloctora not being in state serfdom, Ur. Loshe had remarked, (Ur L.) felt bound state that, both as regarded Whig I and Tory proprietors, they (the farmers) were really, in the matter an eleetiou. in state of serfdom. Fanners grumbled it ...
... that, both not invested with the franchise this moment invcsUal front the building. Among the more intlucntial paru r«*ganled Whig and Tory proprietors, they (the farmers) were with that great nubile trust, it most undoubtedly is. course, present were Colonel ...
... advanced ' Our only fear is that he is too far .I• 1 f .1 the c•mstitueuev ncrally. A candilate who is ready to vote for a Whig extension suffrage and vote by ballot, has, we should think, small chance of suocv.s with the ultra conservative constituency ...
... hand in hand with spice of nepotism in practice. Some lift ten or twenty years ago, two families happened to pet recipients of Whig favours ; and when the wise and witty Charles Iluller heard of any post being given the Elliotts, ho would observe gravely ...
... SHOCKING CASE OF INHUMANITY. The Northern Whig reports the proceedings Coroner's inquest held in Belfast, the details of which no right-minded man will read without a shock of painful feeling. Mary Moore, a poor woman, was seized with the pugs of labour ...