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... coarse removed to the up|>er branch of the legislature. He voted for the Reform Bill and all the measures emanating from the Whig administrations, from Earl Grey up to Lord John Russell becoming First Loni the Treasury. Several years back Lord Yarborough ...
... Count Cavour, while in Scotland, to his friend Count Martini, detailing his opinions on the permm'lle of the Statesmen the Whig, Tory, and Manchester schools. The sisters Marchisio made their first appearance before English audience on Thursday evening ...
... Edward Heneage likely to be the nominee. But the Grimsby electors are not in the frame of m>i d submit to the nominee of any Whig house. Prkston.—Mr. Cross, M.P. for Preston, on Friday issued address to the electors of tl bor 11 'gh (which he has represented ...
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... find that they had put the one feather too much upon those shoulders - - (hear, hear). But it had always been the failing the Whig Government tii.il they could not manage their finances ; for they never had had a Chancellor who dared to* say to certain classes ...
... local papers and other metropolitan papers of greater truthfulness. Let every man hold his own opinions. Whether he be Tory, a Whig, or n man of advanced opinions let him read his own appropriate paper, but, at all events, let him read honest one. It is, ...
... Wher 11 1846, when removed ,o the upper branch of the leji.litore. voted (q the llelorm Bill and all Ilia mvaaure, from ,h. Whig admiaivirdlon. ~^ ,1 I' Lord John Kossell becoming hirst Lord '* 1 >'• kt'k Y. ,,„ . kr paralysis, ohi.h lima h, h, said ...
... Connt Civour while in Scotland, to his friend Count Martini, detailing his opinions on the personelle of the statesmen of the Whig, Tory, and Manchester school. The first volume will appear in Febraary.—lbid. A st | Tar Frescoes AT WastMiNsTER Piracs.—Mr ...
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... were instantly alive to the vacancy. Mr. Bramley Moore haa issued his address, and is now eugaged in his canvass, while the Whigs have brought forward Mr. Hinde Palmer, of the Chancery bar —Sfiwifafrf. A single ominous line in the telegram announces that ...
... sum in painting and other repairs to their church, which was one of the finest in connection with the Assembly.— Northern Whig. Smith O'Brien and his Propebty.—Mr Smith O'Brien says:—Applications for money are addressed to me, day after day, on the ...