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... THE WHIG LORD CHANCELLOR. The Bishop of Oxford said—lt wag matter for the discretion of my noble friend, Lord Houghton, whether he should or ehould not bring forward this question. But having determined to bring this matter before your lordships, 1, for ...
... THE JULY ANNIVERSARY. W2DNESDAY (From the Northern Whig.) crowds of in all the disturbed districts of the town —There were very large to- it, bué no conflict between the i were by the mots, which numbers under the Ma: yor and police, who were present ...
... sarcasm in this region of crowbar work and notices to quit lindlord oppression sre able to wreak their will at ma ; and thus Whig place-seeking and hustings and call the farce anelection. Bus there are ny & coustituencies where an honest representati turned ...
... desire it. Everything throws the Tories into the arms of the Powers personifying in Europe the old right of despotism. The Whigs havenotalwaysdone justice tothe Imperial Govern- ment, but reflection aad time ¢ fail to bring the Eaglish Government and the ...
... need be excluded. An election is at hand. Why may not this be asked now and obtained by the body of the people? Leading old Whigs in England and Scotland have favourably entertained such an amendment of the representation; and I also know that a late philo- ...
... captain n and two of the crew still bear the marks of the y severe struggle they had in capturing this monster r. of the ?? Jemrn Whig. y A GirAT: xN LONDON.-Ybtiterday morning, y between ten and eleven o'clock, a man of gentle- is manlike appearance, at least ...
... what th constituents approved of. At once the Galway li became political capital. Party proceeded to turn to account. The Whigs doubted, but the Conser tives were confident. There was a Minister shuffle and Opposition action, and from fear of sequences ...
... occasioned by the death of Dr. Cureton, The North Durham election look place on Tuesday, when Sir Hedworth Williamson, the Whig candidate, was returned without opposition. He promised to support the Foreign policy of the Government. Sir Hedworth Williamson ...
... matter of great interest. Wbe Tories all cry, Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Tory. The Whigs cry, 1Richard, you are trustedtovote for the Whig.1 Which of them has trusted him, or has anybody trusted him at all I The whole is a foolery, a farce ...
... divisions ;—the Tory majority of nine, in the Peers, shouting exultantly at having branded the Whigs with the disgrace of having disgraced the country ;—the Whig majority of twice nine, in the Commons, waving their hats and straining their throats with joy ...
... by the original Act of 1714 for building St. George’s Church, and by the General Compromise” Act of 1838 —(when our local Whigs and Unitarians came to terms and desis ted from their struggle to set aside the annual provision of £105,000 a-year for this ...
... his Dermocratic competitor by the canvassers, and he declined to contest it. He was ?? U. S. Senator in 1854, by a union of Whigs and Free Soil Democrats, and has ever since filled a seat in that body. He has for some years been the chair- man of its finance ...