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... helping hand, and why should bar-keepers be left at liberty to coin money by poisoning both soldiers and citizens.— Biclartond Whig, Jan. 27. ...
... helping hand, and why should bar-keepers be left at liberty to coin money by poisoning both soldiers and citizens.- -Richmond Whig, Jan. 27. ...
... speech ** -L ll6 DetbV Reform Bil1 ' but admitted that v, t*ol^ in it, as, for instance, the £10 iX** 1 M we have said, a Whig ; but he was ?? .-X .aDd truly liberal character. He was a ' ?? w tn ...
... Islands.) (Sung at a dinner of the Edinburgh University Conservative Club, on Friday evening, Feb. 19, 1864.) Now, all ye hungry Whigs, who wait For pickings from your Premier's plate, Attend, while I predict the fate, Of the Chief of the Liberal Party. No more ...
... Mr. M`Cann, will again offer himself for election • and, looking to the state of the constituency at present, chances of a Whig nominee would be very remote. One gentleman of that party, Mr. Whitworth, of Fleetwood, is spoken of as a possible candidate; ...
... political job. He also gave a history of his contests for Devonport, and of the mode in which, as he alleged, he was opposed by the Whig Board of Admiralty. The House went into committee of supply pro forma, and shortly afterwards adjourned. ...
... administered, would s.vm be the most favoured spot on the world's surface. One of the heaviest reproaches against the tenor of Whig government is that this fair island has been turned to little account. It has always been held of small importance. Its affairs ...
... under peculiar circumstances. It had been arranged that one of the three seats for the county should be resigned to the Whig party. Sir Henry Meux had intimated his intention of resigning his seat, but—owing to certain weaknesses of temperament which ...
... adopted. After Mr. BENTINCK and Sir F. SMITH had made some observations, Mr. FERRAND referred to the tyranny exercised by the Whig Boards of Admiralty over electors connected with the Government dockyards, and, in substantiation thereof, read extracts from ...
... Mr. M'Cann, will again offer himself for election ; and, looking to the state of the constituency at it, tho chances of a Whig nominee would be very remote. Ono gentleman of that party, Mr. Whitworth, oi; Flcetwool, is spoken of as a possible candidate ...
... apathy, to say nothing of such a mischievous example; for how can it be expected that in boroughs , hitherto strongholds of the Whigs, the constituencies will attack their citadels by assault, when that of Herts refuses to march in and take possession. My brother ...
... loudly declared that the greatest injustice” would be consummated ; and the organs of the Northern American faction and of the Whig Government have lamented in equally lugubrious tones over this technical legal pitfall into which the law officers of the Crown ...