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... This matchless measure did not p aa3 —was lost by a large majority. That this measure did not pass, was the crime of the Whigs who have never since been able to carry any of their projects, and instead of the majority for total abolition continuing, ...
... •fcsire nothing better. Lord Edward St. MiW, the second son of our noble Lord Lieutenant isone'of tho most young men ol the Whig party ; and will no 4oubt hereafter prove himself well worth Wie attention the Liberal party of Devcis. Atpresenthislordship ...
... to go on The defendant called the plaintiff a devil incarnate. You know it was taid by the Tories that Lucifer was the first Whig. After a consultation, Mr. Temple said if hie client were allowed to bo put on his oath, and state that he had never discharged ...
... THE ACCIDENT TO MR. COXWELLS BALLOON. NARRATIVE OF THE AERONAUTS. Mr. Coxwoll, statement made to the Northern Whig, j says that the inflation and a3cent of the balloon were in every respect satisfactory. an altitudo of about 3,000 feet the air did not ...
... DEs'ILLERY 4 2 0 PARTICULAR SHIPMENTS of 1344. The highest Ditto 3 26 0 wines in our stock ; full of Bees' Whig, Ditto CART BLANCHE ••• 58 0 splendid colour, and great bottl« flavour 0 Ditto Pints 3 WINES OF ...
... lately had him In have the blue , the Tiyert «t h at the language of ~ Carew wa fast friend cock won't t fight- lteel th e last whig member of the late. John . C tb % evo ' , and supported Mr. and candidate for outb o d ainB t him at another, Bulteelat one ...
... promise of talent and opportunities of placing their talents before the House of Commons. In Devon it is a reproach to' tho Whigs that they have no j-oung man for the Southern Division. Young Lord Edward St. has, his essay in the Fortnightly Review, given ...
... leaders of opinion in the county will read this article and judge thereof for themselves. It proves beyond doubt that if the whigs need a candidate it is not for want of a fitting party in the sacred circles of the haute noblesse. The death of Mr. Cuthbertson ...
... rewarded him with a bishopric and thus we got him tor our respected diocesan. Ine clergy remonstrated, but the deed was done. The whigs caraa into power too late to wrest the bishopric from his consecrated hands, but they said in effect— Right revered Toby, ...
... a tenant has right to uae his landlord's land to vote agaiust him. Thia no peculiarity of Toryism, for in tho same county Whig peer wrote to an honourable member of the present Parliament, stating that, as he (the noblo lord) did not think him a fit ...
... determined that the Bishop of Exeter should give up tho living of Stanhope. It was said that the Bishop never forgave the Whigs for this disappointment. Times have changed so much that no Mfnistry, however strong corrupt, would ever dream of giving its ...
... families and make fortune. Our ishop has been one of the first class. He had single determination save souls and serve out the Whigs. But he has not stuck to his work he migLt have done. He has stood up both Parliament and out of it to declare that the country ...