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... the fortunes and supported the policy of the Whig party. Between 1841 and 1846 Lord Palmerston was opposition. In December, 1845, some advances were made to him; but the hostility of one of the leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement impossible. OS ...
... that will come forward' at the proper time, and, meanwdiile, Colonel Boyle, who formerly represented the borough in the Whig interest, has been here, endeavouring by his personal influence, as the representative of Marston House, tokeep up tbe fast ...
... apprenticeship system or other substitute lor slavery will tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the •establishment. ...
... never intending its objects to carried ? Who but the Whigs (hear, hear). They held out hopes to the working men who banded themselves together as Chartists, leading them to imagine that under Whig rule they would enjoy a Utopia and we know these men were ...
... contained no provision for the extension the borough franchise the bulk of the working •lasses. The n ...
... onthe7thinst., at the age of The deceased represented Limerick in Parliament from 1832 to 1844. He was made baronet by the Whigs, 18.1. He succeeded in the baronetcy by hisi eldest son Captain Vandeleur Rocho, the High Sheriff of the County Limerick announced ...
... wheu time arrived to reoord their votee iu favour of tbe Conservative oandidates, and than proclaim to other towna that tha Whig Government sheuld not kept iu power on* great man, and that solely for tha purposa of distributing amongst their friends and ...
... a serious loss ot life took place on Saturday in Lough Foyle, about miles from Londonderry. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Londonderry, gives details: •The steamer Garland (screw) left this city, and proceeded all well until about two ...
... of the Whig party for the succeeding ten years. Between 1841 and 1840 Lord Palmerston was in opposition. In December, 1845, when the repeal of the Corn laws became unavoidable. Sir R. Peel resigned, and Lord J. Russell undertook to form a Whig Government ...
... dame levee& t he t this report peeve well the what to do him, be WM Into with bed our Government, will be beppily rid 11 • Whig ad the 28th alt. sop :- trleasa from New Orleans cm the 16th ems• timed by yesterdm that Davis bad rewind the Tweleaßrad, sad ...
... policy of ths Whig party for the ueceeding ten years. Lord Palmerston wa: | Between 1441 and 1846, in opposition. In December, 1845, when the repea 1 lof the Corn Laws beeame Sir Pee resigned, and Lord John Russell undertook to form! a Whig Government, ...
... us, and we must make our selection. Some people say there is no difference no w between Whig and Tory. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there are some Whigs very like some Tories; but in the two candidates that are now offered to you there is a ...