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... Clmrch candidate. Mr. Cheetham, we are told, voted for himself at Manchester. This victory has, naturally enough, alarmed the Whig-Radical party, if we may (judge from the expressions used by theirorgans in the press. The Times says, 44 The election for ...
... post letters,!; concealing childbirth, 1; perjury, 2; passing base coin, 1; night poaching, 4; other offences, 7. —Northern Whig. ...
... IS person Ly liebtaing. nearly all ionises 0( oubist ; bog. is safer the A. 1.1. It is bor. I that thg fir toying by will Whig ImuLtnr entrassaiinn osbieni awl destb•. thrn. new fight on cat.o ...
... the old Whig members, who had intended, we believe, to atand for the Southern Division of the county, laughing at the idea of the young lad from Oxford gaining new-made seat of his native county. How be canvassed—how he won all hearts—how whig became ...
... parallel only in the anti- Jacobin furor of England during the first French revolution —Liberals would be nowhere, and Tories and Whigs would join hands. • - Her Majesty goes to Ireland on Wednesday. She will travel from Osborne to Dublin in one journey, at a ...
... 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- ...
... Weer al Miele. Is.• 1.04 to hie mei lld i.nen woo le qemtherthoraselthe at the trove seembeehed sad tetunied to .hipe art At Whig aid a hash IV inesel dos bras et t*eath —., • civilise is line .54 .dvwod lbws _yards et the 1 Usti,. kepi op • 'me in ...
... undertaken faithfully to represent in Parliament. The gentleman's conduct as described by himself, is a remarkable exponent of Whig doings in general. He tells his confiding constituents that considered the Chancellor of the Exchequer's estimates unsatisfactory ...
... commentary on the transaction. His idea clearly is that Lord Pal- merston's Premiership is a decided mistake, and that the Whigs virtually cut their own throats when they deposed their old leader, Lord John Russell, and set up Lord Palmerston in his place ...
... effete, so that if they were now to advertise for a re ti ed young Whig they wonld have as much difficulty in Gading one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their own, had ...
... happy pair were made one on Saturday last j the brother of the laid groom, a young pikst, who tied the nuptial knot.— X or them Whig. The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday. LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. Monday nigbt. —The Royal Mai steamer Anglo ...