... an investigation took place, and the system which he had carried on was discovered. He was re- manded lor a week. A veteran Whig a distinguished member of Brook's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London at the age .rf i_n r.r t. 2 .. th f, ,™dson ...

... THE BLACKBURN TIMES, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1866. Whig and Liboral peon, and the bouobM of the Tory and opposition side are entirely empty.. (Hear, bear, and oiieers.) They would not ((ire their countenance, their noble countenance—(laughter and ironical ...

... the ebb-tide of their fortunes form connections which after- wares are a standing reproach xnd difficulty. When the were a Whigs succeeded Sir Robert Teel in 1846, th % feeble folk, and were glad enough of Sir Charles ood for a Chaucellor of the Exchequer ...

... ion enjoyed, none will deny. His racy, manly, high-hearted temperament was a great element to throw into a cabinet dreary Whigs speculative Radicals. The Irishry of his nature was a spell that told upon the phlegmatic materials he was allied to, and his ...

... Mre tarY of the London and Mr. C. E. Ste »“ -J!Stt ia to remmn I Horth-Weatem, year •. la £5,000 teeUmoniaL -ke that the old Whig* have for The J» !SSrneU»lly kept the rising men many past «y to any nut connectiona gown, hare refused the middle '*«»» ...

... prepared to meet the challenge if made, but wished to avoid buckling on the armour for battle. Conciliatory counsels from Whigs and Tories were alike unavailing; Mr. J. G. Potter was nomi- nated as the second Liberal candidate, and in conse- quence Mr ...

... the royal assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find that the ministerial side of the House is full of the Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory and Opposi- tiou side are entirely ?? and cheers.) They would not give tbeir ...

... been a real change in the Governnie ' j opinion that change is very auspicious event r people of England. The scheme of the Whig Government of which Mr. Bright expresses himself satisfied, s which proposes bring down the country fra» from 50/. to 10/ ...

... by each of the Privy Council as shall advise and concert to the same. In 1705, there was a contested election. The great Whig families gained a majority, and the triumphant faction repealed the Act of Settlement, thus making office perpetual in their ...

... Bill, and the Royal Assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the Ministerial side of the House full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory, or Opposition, side are entirely empty.—(Laughter.) They would not give their ...

... Confedevate general, has no connection with the military school in Lexington. and has nothing now todo 0with artillery. The'Whig, therefore, takes it for granted that the statement that le had applied for cannon for use by the pupils was untrue. A grand ...

... not yet determined what point locate. The.ifo' Whig says Robert E. Lee, late Confederate general, has ne connection with tht military school in Lexington, and has nothing now to-do withertillery. The Whig, therefore, takes .it for granted that the statement ...