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... was a Cumberland baronet, and no other than the lite Sir James Graham. For 10 years there was no contest, but in 1830 two Whigs came in—Tylney Pole Wellesley and Mr, James Morri- son, father of the present member for Plymouth. In 1832, St. Ives having ...
... the charge. The stipendiary remanded the prisoner for a week. PARTY RIOTB IN THE COUNTY ARMAGH. SEVEN MEN SHOT. Ths Northern Whig aays : — On Friday night, one of those scandalous scenes arising out of party spirit which have so often disgraced the northern ...
... of the Whig fur- nace when an appeal to the national constituency was near. They revive old joalousios ; they stimulate new rancours ; they arm tho competing Beets with recriminatory language ; in fact, they serve the settled purpose of the Whigs to take ...
... providing themselves thi, year with firearms, which they used body of Orwngomen matching post them in procession.—Northern Whig, A Con ran Daciiasitsess.”—“ An exiled Pole” sends tho header receipt which, he sajr, is employed his country for the cure ...
... it. for everyt tint you luve him been obtained be them ,applause). Ito not imagine that there as no dilferenert :valorem a Whig and a Tore; that is quite a meat die Clairchterl. I never myself knew pigeons live with mows (laughter). What did the liberal ...
... of _that _meeting Mr _Black _is _represented _as having said that tlie £ > I franchise _• _was lower than _the moderate _Whigs _• would _like ; other papers report him _as _having said _. that it _• was _higher &c . ; and neither report _seems to have ...
... which theee _difBcnities may _best be _met ; and _abuses the _Ministry for _its _treatment of the dockyard _constituencies as Whig goods and chattels . . The _Standard is of opinion that _there _seems but one way _in which the negro _can escape _extermination ...
... Jemmy”—the ** notorious the bottom of it. His character is better known in many towns than this. has served all parties turn—Whig, Tory, and Badical—just ns they would employ him—he has upset every place has been has worked himself into prison his vicious ...
... on the screw; I have no Sieg. to go and admonish them for their conduct. (A You have no votes.”) Yes I have, and shall have Whig? Nor have I the power to indite manifestoes I th. reject all political arguments, and to ay from a neighbouring country house ...
... because it is a break in the uniformity of Evangelical elevation which has secured its warm devotion . to Lord PALMEUSTON, Whig and disbeliever in original _sin though lie 417 be. The Guardian says the appointment is unexceptionable, and gives a list ...
... gradually find their way int> the authorised creed. The early op- ponents of the corn laws faithfully adhered to the cause of the Whigs, at atime when an overwhelm- ing majority of all parties still believed in protec- tion. fn the same manner, the American Aboli- ...
... ber of Cs t. W taloa% with is oadp 1:3 ban g to listen to long win .ed efßoite rt Lowe. s e. • s dtfenee of his pst.on. tle whig of retaiiiing the nonsinaaort of the hoe tors of Co n.. an of Le.f •A as M.P. Tally i: was a petty awl low affair. boroigh ...