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... SHA.RMAN CRAWFORD. DEATH- The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of W- Ham SnarmanCrawford. M.P. for Dundalk and Rochdale. ...
... whether Whig or Ter,. that but for lord Joke the Orman bare am existence Mall. There are im his L•ohluies cha'eater teat. lie mite epistoler in Ile Mower. While ore bowed to praise God to Flis principles a policy are those of the If be is • Whig he km sgit ...
... Hutt, m.p., Sir AV. Atherton, M.p., nearly all the local Liberal members of Parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. On Sunday Captain Durant was suffocated in a dike adjoining ...
... Collier (Whig) T. B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockburn (Conservative) There waa a contest again in 1837 J. Collier (Whig) T.B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockhurn (Conservative) 581 Hon. P. Blackwood In 1841 the contest gave the following results— T. Gill ( ...
... EARL RUSSELL AND THE MEXICAN MEMORIALISTS. A Whig writing in the Daily News of yesterday, on Lord Russell's reply to the Mexican bondholders, says : The decision of Earl Russell will greatly relieve public anxiety. For this is not the time to embarrass ...
... Mr. Kerslake is thus placed before the ward as personage* who In moderation places all his glory, That some men vo c him Whig and others Tory. was not on this platform that Mr. Kerslake was first sent to the Council. The apparent, if not the actual ...
... battle. Some of the electors find a difficulty in discovering the difference between the candidate who will vote to keep the Whigs and the other who will not vote to put them out. The Permissive Bill appears to be the only question on which a difference ...
... British hiatory than Earl Russell's Newcastle audience, remember that Palmerstou's reform was a Tory measure, and that until the Whigs had been thirty years out of office,they bitterly opposed it. But in fact every generation must bear its own political burden ...
... held at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaining the old party distiuctions ot Whig and Tory, apparently in reply to Lord Robert Montagu’s recent speech in support of opposite viows. Cuptain Jervis made some ...
... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridgo, and very speedily entered upon public ...
... electinnwbichtook placein 1820, at the decease of King George 111. At this time his political principles were those of the whig party which he had been educated, and he re-entered Parliament as member for Carlisle, an advocate for reform, and for the ...
... Right Hon. William Hutt, M.P., SirW. M.P., nearly all the local Liberal members of liament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the Whig y, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern Unties. Discount and Viscountess Campden had the honour e ntertaining ...