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... new House. The loss of Under these circumstances is a terrible blow, effects of which his fortunes may never recover. 2 the Whigs bad given him nothing but a silk hag .,-Yen Mr. Powell, the late Member for Gloucester, a better reward during his brief Parlia- ...
... CHELTENHAM. A BEAUTIFUL VIGNETTE ENGRAVING OF THIS CHURCH, From a DIAWINO for the oars:lon, by C. HANSON, ESQ., ARCHITECT, Is now Whig encoded on Ottel by of the Reit Artists of the day. PROOF COPIES FOR FRAYING ONE SHILLING EACH. layovers and Publisher., Office ...
... soar no more ; but his colors will be grasped by a more vigorous arm, and be guided by scrupulous mind. Mr. Bright has neither Whig sympathies nor personal antecedents to induce him to throw his forces upon the Government side. Although by no means an ambitious ...
... Riding) 1 33 40 The two seats given to the constituency formed out of the west riding of Yorkshire have both been secured by the Whigs ; but this, of course, does not constitute a Conservative loss. WALES. GAINS. LOSSES. (Nil.) Cardiganshire 1 Carnarvon ...
... Mr. Powell, late of Gloucester; Mr. E. B. of Berkshire; Lord Athlumley (another Irish 1d led for voting vigorously for the Whigs)’ sif enn Ashley, eldest of Lord Shaftesbury ; Col. Pinney? r d A. Churchill, and Col. D Baldwin Leighton, Lc The rejection ...
... alleging bribery. He commenced public life as Private Secretary to Mr. Labouchere (now Lord Taunton) when that fortu- nate Whig placeman filled the office of President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Torrens is an able and amiable man, and has written several ...
... historic representative of Finsbury; Sir J. Shelly (nicknamed “ Justice Shallow”); Sir De Lacy Evans (a respectable time-serving Whig); Mr. Augustus Smith, a great economist in his own small way; Mr. McCann, who never addressed a sentance to the House without ...
... Treland some curious changes have taken place- 3 Athlone, Mr. the Chairman of the Midland G t sel Western Railway Company, and a Whig of the vile class, has given place to Mr. Reardon, a hous¢ asi in Piccadilly, who resides but a few doors from Cat House, of ...
... Carlow, but having become unpopulaf some of the Roman Catholic clergy of the Bor? eb because he voted thick and thin for the Whigs, de again to stand a contest. His seat will be ru against by Mr. Whitmore, who will demand a S¢ 350 before a Committee of ...
... will be tolerated. The Confiscation Department had seised much property at Richmond ; and the publication of the Richmond Whig had been suspended the military authorities Secretary Harlan and Mr. Montgomery Blair had made denouncing the French intervention ...
... comes, on the average, once in three years and a half, and is their harvest. Are the Whigs or the Tories to head the dangerous crusade against the tap? If the Whigs do. most certainly will they lose the first general election after, for the whole Conservative ...
... Mr. Merrett had reached the patriarchal age of 91 years, and ever since his childhood had been an active partisau of the Whig and Liberal parties. At the time of his death he was probably the oldest inhabitant of Cheltenham parish, and certainly was ...