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... LAW INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY. THE QUEEN (ON THE PROSECUTION OF JOHN BlLL) v. JOHN WHIG (COMMONLY CALLED LORD JOHN WHIG.)P ?? of an Indictment for obtaining place by false pretences, to be preferred at the Session opened at St. Stephens, West- m mainster ...
... occasioned in the Parliamentary d representation of Hertfordshire by the death of Mr. e: PULLER, who was a respected member of the Whig o1 party. Scarcely had the worthy gentleman's death e0 become known, when the Hon. W. CowrEa, who was ti lately defeated at ...
... majority. At ten o'clock, when the first return was made, the numbers were- TIN O'CLOCK. rs Surtees (Conservative) - -460 ?? (Whig) 7 . . . !O ELEVEN O'CLOCIC. A Surtees - - - - - 896 ?? Cowper - - - * - 844 j Cowieer TWRLVE O'CLOCK. Surtees - * - - . 1337 ...
... occasioned in the Parliamentary d representation of Hertfordshire by the death of Mr. PULLER, who was a respected member of the Whig 0 party. Scarcely had the worthy gentleman's death e become known, when the Hon. W. COWPER, who was lately defeated at Tamworth ...
... Hertfordshire; and that, up to that time, it bad been represented for many years by Mr. Calvert and Sir John Sebright on the Whig side. At the ?? contested election Mr. Abel Smith, the Conservative candidate, had the small majority of 52 votes over the ...
... MUDDLING. The bow which we last week drew at a venture, seems to have sent a rankling arrow between the joints of the harness of a Whig-Radical cotemporary, who cries aloud against cheap beer, Malt-tax-re- pealing Tories, and the members of the Derbyshire ...
... at their disposal. H e It is true that until now a compromise has had the 8 it effect of seating two Conservatives and one Whig, z ir without the cost and trouble of a contested election. t a But the days of such cowardly coalitions, for the mere f o ...
... s, i. of purely democratic origin coming on the back of the rs enormous increase of expenditure during sixteen years rs of Whig government in England, have been a practical reply to this theory, and the world is gradually opening d its eyes. t. It is ...
... occasionally nt. in wheat, end undersold, but John Barleycorn is ng9 essentially British, which Is the reason perhaps why :he the Whigs tax him so unmercifully. Thle foreigner, if PI ,La he wants to malt even the beet English barley, must re to export our climate ...