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... as the e in last illustration of Yan:enc madness. y to A great moral is to be learned from the Nottingham Election, if the Whigs of that ancient borough are r. wise enough to read it. When the vacancy conse- quent upon the promotion of Mr. MELLOR to the ...
... unusual amount of brilliancy and animation had not thle twvo deadening infinences at first referred to spread their leaden I whigs over the scene, DEFEONCES OF THlE PORT. For some little time past, indeed silice tile prospect of a J war with America has ...
... himself, if one comes. to look at the mrake of the article, as he mihht exfress it! Not i at all in the first plaoe, you are a Whig adile , and Stubbs c has always voted blue, and always will ' (though his political principles do not go much beyond that formula); ...
... friends of the balot in Nottingham on the triumphant return of the ballot caddate, and trusate that the defeat of the anti-ballot whig candidate ?? a salutary effect upon other candidates And constituencies. The committee gave directions for calling the attention ...
... to the defective condition of those classes, should be confirmed. Whig governments were generally supposed to prefer reform to revolution; but it appeared that he would not say the whig govern. ment, but the heads of the education department, now preferred ...
... friends of the Ballot in Nottingham on the ?? return of the 13ilotandidtol end trusts that the deo'eat of the Anti Ballot Whig 0andid8te will have a ?? ry tifeot upt n othet candidates and oectt.ituenties The o cunmitkee gave direc tions for calling ...
... Wesleyan C:hin~ch at Road, 400 stock. NOTTINGHAM ELECTION.-The polling took place on Friday. The candidates were Lord Lincoln, Whig; and Sir Robert Clifton, Radical; and the vacancy was caused by the elevation of Mr Mellor, Q.C, to the judicial bench. Sir ...
... present assembled as the guests of Sir James. lis opinion of the Revised Code is, that it is diame- trically opposed to the Whig maxim-reform, not re- volution; for the movement is quito a revolutionary onem. It would, Sir Jiunes intimated, lower the stan- ...
... first i fatal collision that has occurred on the Ulster Rall- v way or its brauohe3 since its opening, in 1838.- v Worthern Whig. THE CONDEMNED CONVICT , GREENLAND. A respite during her Majesty's pleasure for thistl convict, who was sentenced to death ...
... bechuse' lhis. father is the head of the Con- seriativd par tj m'nd pirtlj beeause the in sbiutable' jea'lbiies 'of' tie Whigs are eminently uufavour- able'to' the le'eption of independent talejit, from wha~tever' qurter it may cciie. ~Lord 'STANLEY'S ...
... contrary to what his own inclinations would have led him, rather than en- danger the position of his party or give his vote to a whig minister. There are, however, two questions with which Mr. Cross's name has been honourably identified during his parliamentary ...
... onf'religteid stateaulaauship by chiming in wibh O nolmlenau 'who is nothing bett~r, 'than. _1a sportsman, a ddllon, and,%.,Whig, in the stupid aud~infuynois. proposal .a plase the poatcher' en the salme leei' els the hoase~- lac reaker sn.bg~~ robler ...