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... face with that defrauded people, whilst their great master is gone and the antagonist remains. Every Whig heart—for shall charitably assume that the Whigs have hearts—beats with fear as to tha possible opposition of Mr. Bright. Without him they cannot get ...
... four hundred pounds. Iheee penalties one hundred and fifty were pkid, and went the credit of the corporation funds. -Pri/flrf Whig. > ...
... withdrawn and the borough disfranchised! Mr. Ajpirull’t fatiwr resi'led at Standen Hall, and led a very unoalentalioiw Ufe. was whig, and in the first election after the pasting O’- the Keform Bill lie was a supporter of the late John Fort, Erq., who sat for ...
... Erst P.clforil, rc'ignel oHice. His resign iti-m was accepted, and hcren.ainod opposition til!, the r‘ of George IV., the Whigs came iuto power under Earl Grey, and Palmerston took office f..r f rtvign affairs. this time Ire had gained the reput dandy ...
... Cardwell succeeded him by petition. The support by the Mebourne-Russell government of free trade, drove Mr. Aspirall from the Whig ranks, and in 1844, when Mr. J. T. Clifton was the protection candidate for Lancashire, in succession to Lord Stanley, Mr. ...
... face with that defrauded people, whilst their great master is gone and the antagonist remains. Every Whig heart—for we shall charitably assume that the Whigs have hearts—bests with fear as to the possible opposition of Mr. Bright. Without him they cannot ...
... but minor ghosts, such as Lord Llanover and Lord Lyveden, appears be stopping the way agaiD, and silently asking for more Whig passengers. We do not know what Sir George Grey feels, but we can imagine that * brother spirits seem almost urging on Sir ...
... but minor ghosts, such as Lord Lienover and Lord Lyvedeo, appears to be stopping the way again, and silently asking for more Whig passengers. We do not know what Sir George Grey feels, but we can imagine that brother spirits seem to be urging on Sir ...
... LIST OF HOMEWARO•BOUND SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL WITH ['WHIG HATS@ SAILING Ammo, Rsf, left Iquique June 19 Amber Witch, M'Leod, left Madre August 6 Alexandra, Kelly, left Calcutta Aug. 20 Ann Steal:land, 6.l'llattie, left Pernambuco Pep 5. Alici• Bland, Brown ...