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... able men his Administration ran but one risk of failure; and that was by falling back into the narrow groove in which some Whig Governments had previously been conducted. of the uoivenity, would be * greater man than he had ever been beiore.—(A Voice ...
... consequence brought i down upon himself the ire big wig in the congregation, I who, nearly related to Adam Black, is ms intolerant Whig j as is a lawyer. Without the sanction of the Session, a letter was sent Dr. Guthrie that his resignation would acceptable ...
... candidates likely to offer themselvee-V Fowenoonrt in the Coneerratire interest; and the Earl of Listowel mad Lord Fermoy in the Whig interest.— Evening Mail. _ a* Schools Inquiry Commission,—Meetings of this commission wen held at 2, Victoria-atreet, Westminster ...
... indefinitely postponed. And such a declaration i would probably lead Mr. Bright and fifty others to think and to say that the Whigs would only brought to their senses a short sojourn the Opposition benches. stands the question at the present moment, i Probably ...
... Minister and Foreign Secretary were for i most part of the time its existence in the House , of Commons: and during the earlier Whig The Mummy Post of yesterday contains the fol- , Ministries since the P.eform Act Lord PALMERSTON lowing letter, under the head ...
... Liberal Conservative candidate be returned along with Mr. Beeckoft. Mr. Baines is quite sure of a seat, unless some influential Whig happens to gain more votes for the sake of his name. The representation of Leeds has generally been divided between the great ...
... measures. Even amongst English counties that of Bedford has become lax in exacting Reform votes from its Whig member, and West Surrey allows its veteran Whig representative to abstain from voting altogether. In the late Parliament there were about sixty Liberal ...
... and Mr. Forster renders the first two of these events matters of certainty in the estimation of every public writer—Badical, Whig, and Tory—except The Times, which is obliged swallow the leek with what appetite it may, and to give up all hope of Mr. Lowe ...
... the Beat. At the election Mr. King, the Tory candidate, returned a very large t majority over Sir P. O’Brien, the Ministerial Whig, and 1 Mr. Hennessy, the Ultramontane Conservative. The High Sheriff made the poll, and declared that 1,246 votes had j been ...