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... Just Published, New Edition, 55., iS GEOLOGY ANTAGONISTIC to SCHIPTURE ? the Kcv. WHIG Hl', M.A., Rector of Thuxtou, Norfolk. • Enlarged Edition, as graciously accepted by H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. Illustrated with Maps of ancient Norfolk, and Plates ...
... Conservative party. The following are the figures Conservative claims sustained 28 Whig claims sustained Conservative gain 4 Conservative objections sustained 69 Whig objections sustained Conservative gain 21 COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE. Cambridge Division ...
... revision : Conservative claims sustained 50 Conservatives expunged on overseers’ objections and deaths 10 Whigs expunged on objections and deaths 9 Whig claims 4 Conservative majority ...
... Reform Bill, and that the Government were prepared to introduce a measure of Reform.” We are never surprised at any dodge the Whigs may descend to. If a Reform Bill be introduced, however, we have hesitation in saying that it will be with no feelings of sincerity ...
... of the public business. On Thursday, the 4th of February, the Royal speech will delivered, and a dim outline shadowed of the Whig programme for the session. Dim enough it will be, no donbt; for the Royal speech, which is always looked forward to with feelings ...
... sell- He’ll never do good at the tosvn the tae. With power irresistible, the author of •‘Christabel Used long since sweep the Whig-Radical decks , Though kin to the poet, his actions don t °* This renegade Coleridge who flies from the Lae. In davs (hat are ...
... College. the Rev. T. G. VYVY Election of E Arithmetic, Algebra, Tt« on echaniM. the Rer. A. WHIG Companion tf EXAMPLES and PRO l recesses and Me and Rev. WHIG Cambridge Greet jull.y reprinted from | University Press, in 16 1- 'EsCHYLUS, «X n, ' 2 BEL ...
... Board, appointed in 1853, composed of some 40 members, were all Whigs; and he avowed that the appointments were all made to benefit those who were proverbial for their support of the Whig cause. Now, a Charity Board can have nothing to with politics. Those ...
... more satisfactory to the nation than the Whig programme of the present session, which promises nothing, and we may depend upon it that that promise will most faithfully performed. Talk with whom you may, Whig or Radical, the admission is is high time ...
... Radicals Cambridge who cannot consistently give their support to a mere Whig, however decided” ho may be in his political proclivities, and there is also a great body of moderate Whigs who have a thorough detestation for the advanced views of their brother ...
... According to Lord Clarence Paget, every thing the Whig government does is right; it cannot err; and he bids the people be grateful for the great decrease of taxation that has taken place under Whig rule; but who inflicted the burthens under which the ...
... who was one of themselves. When it was fonnd that not sufficient members wonld support the Liberal, at the last moment the Whigs made a virtue of necessity, and elected Mr. Balls, who was proposed by Mr. Beales and seconded by Mr. C. F. Foster, both at ...