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... erection of a church and schools at Bromptnn. Mr. FIIRAJD narrated incidents in lievonport in support of a charge against the Whig Boards of Admiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dockyards. Alter a few words from Mr. the Howe went ...
... as a special pleader ter some years, and in 1858 became a (*Meted Counsel and Boucher. The WIN year lie was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in coujunctiou with Mr. Urauger. lu 1867 he was elected at the bead of the pull, liaviug for his ...
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... influence—he must be a public man—he is not one of the aristocracy—he cannot belong to the ranks of the Conservatives—be is not a Whig. These are the negatives. The positives are that he is one of the Manchester or Radical school—probably a member of the House ...
... mysteriou iodividul wbo on Thursday said be bolieved his name was John Rosh Miller, was again brought up in i tutody charged with Whig thank sod loiteriug. Ab ,ut half•put one that limning be was seen by P.C. *Winn oa Esplanade. std subsequently use the psych ...
... Realm, puts a Welcome into rhyme apropos of this same Wellingtonia:— Hzao from over the Tyrrheue Sea, Garibaldi ! Tory and Whig and Radical we, But Republicans all in oar welcome of thee, Garibaldi I Welcome him, Duke of the Fire-brigade I Welcome him ...
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... received well merited praise, and it will survive the Session and the Parliament itself, and surge in echoes ominous to the Whig misrule around the hustings. Meantime Lord PArareatrrorr has been trying to laugh away the humiliations recently experienced ...
... the Whigs supported Church and State against the Tory, who was 'besides a Jacobite; while James himself was driven from the throne, because he attempted to tolerate Papists and Dissenters, by the determined effort, of the Whigs; and now the Whigs have ...
... lBo—increew, £1058,792; notes uueinployed, 54,944,1&) -decrees.. £576,120. the amount of notes is oreuettioe is £21,464.850 Whig an increase of £528,015. amid the stuck hulliou in both departments is £12.454,244, showing a decrease of £113,532, when competed ...
... candidate for the eastern iliviyion in conjunction with Mr. E. Howes. M.P. lu 1857 both the seats foe the division were held by the Whig.; in 1859 one was recovered to the Conservatives; and uow au effort is to be made to out Lieatenant•Culonel the lion. W. C ...
... there the motives that had swayed him. We can easily imagine them however. The moment might not have been auspicious for a Whig discomfiture. There was, to begin with, Lord DERBY'S most inopportune fit of gout. There was next the mild bill of indictment ...