... The Northern Whig states:—We understand that the Committee of the Graduates' Association have resolved to send a deputation to London press their views the education question upon Earl Russell and Sir George Grey; and that one of the graduates is to ...

... other leading Conservatives, and opposed by the leading Whigs. Sir Robert Peel's comprehensive Free-Trade policy was, says Mr. MURCHISON, positive reversal of the policy adopted by his immediate Whig predecessors, and was actually strenuously opposed by ...

... As the latter is clever and popular in the House, everybody hopes he will obtain his seat, as there are abundance of hack Whigs in the House to which distinguished fraternity Sir Pat O’Brien belongs, in common with Mr. Esmonde, Mr. Stackpoole, The O’Connor ...

... of the House, his Party are determined to institute a scrutiny» with the view of reducing the majority of five, by which the Whig candidate—Mr. Hurst—was returned. With regard to the Cheltenham Petition against Mr. Schreibets the Echoes which reach me seem ...

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... the Speaker having resumed the he was allowed to come up to the table and deliver the Royal message. Sir Pat O’Brien, the Whig Member for the King’s County, has favored the House with another exhibition of himself, Mr. Ayrton, the Member for the Tower ...

... Gabriel Honor* Mirabeau, Bentham, and of Sir Samuel Romilly, to another friend, the most distinguished and honoured of the Whigs, in 1826, when the question of Parliamentary Reform was agitated— Beware, lest in any Constitutional change you pave the ...

... lea ling Conservatives, ‘and opposed by the leading Whigs. Sir Robert Peel’s comprehensive Free-Trade policy was, says Mr Murchison, “a positive reversal of the policy adopted by his immediate Whig predecessors, and was actoally strenvously opposed by ...

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... in this borough, but throughout England, as will effectually prevent all further paltering with this question, either by a Whig or Tory government. I am, your obedient servant, JOHN E. BARNARD. Rodborough, Feb. 13th, 1866. TEE CATTLE PLAGUE. To dm Editor ...

... sudden disappearance of the disease before the approach of winter. As the Conservative maxim is to let well alone, so that the Whig Liberals appears to be to let ill alone. They will tamper with the Parliamentary suffrage, in which there is no urgent necessity ...

... alliance he lias struck up with Mr. Bright, Earl Russell alienated all or many of the most vigorous men of the constitutional Whigs, and some even, as showed the other day, of those who were regarded as Advanced Liberals. Those men have not coalesced with ...