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... important. But, unfortunately, candidates have been chosen and advocated upon the sole plea that It is necessary to keep the Whigs in or to drive them out. We not doubt but that the Liberals findtheir interest in maintaining Ljrd Palmerston on the Treasury ...
... and Forrester), on the part of the plaintiff, and Mr W. L. Cooke, who appeared for defendant, which resulted in a judgment 'Whig taken by consent, for 1 t., costs to be allowed on the whole sum claimed. The effect of this arrangement was, his Honor observed ...
... of ono of the leading Conservative nobles of Devonshire has been quickly followed by the death of a still more conspicuous Whig chieftain. Earl Fortescue, Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Devonshire, died Exeter on Saturday. In our edition of that day ...
... Piers Geale, and widow of Sir Marcns Somerville, Bart. The deceased nobleman bad for many years been zealous supporter of the Whig party, and bad done good service to hie political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially daring ...
... Palmerston was a Conservative, but he was very wily. (Laughter.) He was a Conservative, but his wiliness, which inherited from his Whig associates his early years, spoiled him—(laughter)—and made him unworthy to be their leader. He (Lord Palmerston) had agreed ...
... Piers Gesle, and widow of Sir Marcus Somerville, Ban. The deceased noblemen had for many yews been • zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had dose good service to his political Meads during his long eaten in the House of Commons, mere especially during ...
... dealing and honest profession, and that reason have always entertained greater true, straightforward Liberal than for, your Whig who pays his Liberal supporter* with nothing but fair words and empty professums, and who evinces more than all the exclusiveness ...
... their marine, it is time that we should bestir ourselves, . EVENTS AND TOricS OF THE WEEK. JoBBERY seems inherent in the Whigs. During the week two cases have come to light which do not reflect with credit upon the Palmerston Government. In one of them ...
... ridicule for being the son of a hair-dresser, made answer, ' So I am, and I am come into the House to give a dressin3 to the Whigs.' A Youse WOMAN SSIOT NY A BOY. On Sunday afternoon an extraordinary homicide was committed by a lad only twelve years of age ...