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... indignantly cteclares that Lord Palmerston ought to find u amongst his clerical supporters” some sound Liberal to represent Whig principles the Episcopal bench, instead of selecting a Conservative like Dr. Thomson. Again, the windfall, as it is flippantly ...
... black oats; R. and H. Adama sacks oats; J. R- Phillips and Co., 1 hhd ; Order w butter. sucks flour, sacks oatmeal, 2 casks whig' v hS« clue, 2 casks laid, casks 6 cases biscuits, 1 ~.J boxes eggs, 99 pigs, 230 cattle, 728 sheep. »» FALMOUTH. August 20 ...
... posowssion, to Reut or Pontius • HOUB4, other ill Praise, o Albrusarts.villas , Tame, Of et. say other positioa. Apply by take 'Whig iseir, to is, Tsmar-terraco, Stoke. SEA! required for splendid Indiamen, pram um 60 guineas for 3 years, or 30 guineas for ...
... Ministerial Whitebait. It was not political, though it began with Tories, but, as a party, they had nothing to do with it. The Whigs have no claim to the invention. Radical Reformers at its birth were unknown. If Lord John be a Radical or a Reformer the merit ...
... aU, it is the wisest policy. After another spontaneous disruption, tbe country surely vrill see bow effete and used-up tbe Whigs ?? are. On all sides you hear it remarked, that it would be madness in Lord Palmerston to attempt another session in his present ...
... twarreir ef the ray the Itefarn 1141 is with my am mos% arm. wed Lard JAR Itete4l the it led elect .4 owe Li.. mower, .1 the Whig 55.4 I Wry Is thr Tito I) ok•-11.• Mr gait—reed as the Ow sad larstst • Is le% be • 0t1,4 is thr Ham ef ter the of the stismause ...
... Queen’s Speech, which we received by telegram last week, is not one of which Ministers can boast. Conceived in the’stereotyped Whig mould it makes the most of what little legislation has been got through under Government auspices during the session ; while ...
... Earl of Sefton, lord-lieutenant of the county, directed their tenants to vote for the Liberal candidate. But many of the old Whig leaders united themselves to the house of Knowsley, and not a few of their names appeared on Mr. Turner's committee. That gentle- ...
... misrepresentatious which are the habitual weapons of Liberal candidates, were freely used ; even the unconstitutional influence of Whig magnates was thrown into the scale ; but the electors were proof to blandishment and intimidation, and the great heart of this ...
... they best keep the poor people employed, so that no able- bodied labourer shall be forced to go into the union-honse— that Whig expedient of idleness and evil communications, where much injury is done to the poor both physical and moral, There is in London ...
... elections. has been only six, and five rat of these struggles have been won by Conservatism. The Id- only contest in which the Whigs oere successful took 7 place whilst the country was yet surging amidst the waves is- of the Reform Bill. But in 1835 the tide ...