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... displayed the speeches which were attached ts it. The smallest member of a large family celebrated for its closo connexion with Whig principles and Liberal sentiments, it would havo been a remarkable fact if the legislative IKo oi the late Lord John Russell ...
... man's name, aud Lord John Russell has always maintained that it bad the effect of destroing the symmetry of the Whig measure, land frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. The Duke—the Marquisstood forward as the county member and farmer’s friend. In ...
... Russell's elevation. So far things are just as before; while, of late years, London has been so entirely under the control of Whig-Radicals as to be looked upon as. one of their pocket constituencies. It is something, therefore, that the Conservatives should ...
... upon Tueobty, the 13th of August current, on the Pero uf bank, Whole GROWING CROP thereon. anointing of upwards of 7 Acres of WHIG?, led S 4 Acres of OAT& The Romp to begin at Tioven o'clock Teranotio; and Credit will he given on approved Security ALEXANDER ...
... Treaty of Vienna which was framed with view to the interests of sovereigns rather than nations, appealed to by degenerate Whigs of the present day, when men like Sir J. Mackintosh and other eminent of that party had in former times denounced it The unanimity ...
... Baron Martin paid his funeral expenses. I know that a benefit took place the Haymarket Theatre, in behalf of his widow. He was whig of course, and his name was Charles Wilkins.— Nottingham Athenaeum (a monthly Magazine). ...
... question ought to be discussed. In far the greater proportion of the counties, whether Tories Liberal Conservatives, or even Whigs, are returned, no mention is made of so dangerous a topic. might as well expect to hear of a lecture delivered on the abolition ...
... The total of the regiments in England and Wales was 80,000, Scotland 10,000, and Ireland 30,000, making 120,000. The Northern Whig says, sudden was the recal of the Channel Fleet from Lough Swilly to Dovonport that a couple of hundred of the niii-of-war’screws ...
... various eine, ler bawl et prolong Is both et ;he ; se sad ea ridge, and dread mama = n o Care doubt be sakes Se avoid brM add ae Whig She make the et Work ems be hot as IimgALLI AND HAPPINESS FOR THE NZIVOINI DSBILIT•TIiD.—Tbe bedews at • tet maks known as ...
... with any man’s name, and John R-is.ull h.n always tuaintatned that it hod the effect of the symmetry of the Whig inc.vture, and fmslratin Whig ♦ in the counties. The Duke -th* Mar ...
... for the county of Selkirk took place at Selkirk on Tuesday when Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), and the Hon. William Napier (Whig-radical), were duly proposed and seconded. The pel ing took place yesterday, and at the close the numbers were, for Lord H ...
... man's name, and Lord John Russell has always maintained that it had the effect of destriying the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. The Duke—the Marquisstood forward as the county member and farmer's friend. In ...