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... party (says the Timet) can afford to take its stand on past aciiieveraeDU and to officered entirely by veterans, and both Whigs and Peelues may find out it too late bow entirely they have been dependent the great personal popularity ot Lord Palmerston ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 7, Whitehallgardens. From many parts of Ireland, the most gloomy anticipations are formed concerning the crop& The Northern Whig says :—ltis impossible to estimate the leas inflicted byeachdays rain ; every symptom of a change is welcomed with eager anxiety ...
... isoell.g.nt and issilustritasa men who in all have only to h.I. while others no • west worth drle by their vote .nsestious of Whig and by 'brit .hail that u .laite !talc largely to extend red party the booms: ~1 cloto.; •altr'a plat a, o.um to notlsmg. th-d ...
... “whipped” South Lancashire with all the vigour which they display at elections The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr Cardwell Whigs Radicals Bright- of buying and selling and adjusting tariffs and fighting on paper about commercial treaties and the like But ...
... impartial observer* of its demoralizing tendencies, and its ultimate downfall has been often predicted. Mr. I’oulell Thompson, the whig M.P. for Manchester, spoke of it the following when waa Governor Canada The Government me the worst of tyrannies, that of the ...
... creditable to them from fact no influence was left unmoved small or great or remote by their opponents to secure this for the Whig interest It is but justice to Mr Cheetham supporters to say that they the battle well and lost because it impossible they could ...