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... (Conservative) 2328 North (Conservative) 2218 Harcourt (Palraerstonian) 1313 Norreys (Whig) 681 Mr. Harcourt died last week, and it is now said that a Whig, Sir John Dashwood, is to be allowed to walk over, the Conservatives to retain the other two ...
... enormous importations of foreign ribbons, and have recorded them monthly ; but though they were quoted from official returns, the Whig and Radical local press has questioned their accuracy, and our contemporary, the? Herald, once had the politeness to say we ...
... single brilliant, or even conspicuous feature to comment upon. We have had further illustrations of the facility with which the Whigs can govern with a minority. They proved with how much tenacity they could hold to the Treasury benches after about twenty-five ...
... been busy over the course of events in Italy or America, the Tories have stolen a march upon Downing-street. The gods of the Whigs are intently watching the battles on the windy plains of Troy, and the country gentlemen hare almost climbed unnoticed into ...
... Lincoln wan doe, not mnoh to preference for his a* to determination on th* part th* electors to rid themselves th* domination the Whig clique which has long held sway over their borough. Queen will honour the memory of her husband carrying out personally erery ...
... Henley (Conservative) 2328 North (Conservative) 2218 Harcourt (Palmerstonian) 1313 Norreys (Whig) 681 Mr. Harcourt died last week, and it is now said that a Whig, Sir John Dashwood, to be allowed to walk over, the Conservatives to retain the other two seats ...
... single brilliant, or even conspicuous feature to comment upon. We have had further illustrations of the facility with which the Whigs can govern with a minority. They proved with how much tenacity they could hold to the Treasury benches after about twenty-five ...
... they could find • bill without examining witnesmea, but if they had any doubt about it, they must examine the whole of then,. Whig, The Grand Jury were then diet-Mooed, to their duties COVNTT Palm/N.—MT. J. M. Anderson made his quarterly report, in writing ...
... OXFORDSHIRE ELECTION. are glad to be able to state that the Whig candidate, Sir H. Dashwood, will not be allowed walk over, anticipated. Some of the leading Conservative gentry objected to a contest, but the Conservative tradesmen and farmers resolved ...
... Hon. Evelyn Cornwall!- Pelhan:, and daughter. Lady Sophia voted for the Reform Bid and all the measures emanating from the Whig admini-trations, from Earl Grey Lord John Ru—ell becoming First Lord of the Treasury. Several years back Lord was stricken ...
... OXFORDSHIRE ELECTION, Wc are glad to be able to state that the Whig candidate, Sir H. Dashwood, will not be allowed to walk over, as was anticipated. Some of the leading Conservative gentry objected to contest, but the Conservative tradesmen and farmers ...
... II. He is, however, more affable, and stands much less upon his rank and dignity, than his next brother, Prince Alfred. The Whig Government have lost a steady and con- sistent supporter in the Earl of Yarborough, and the peerage one of its most estimable ...