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... edition was published. They were unwelcome for anotiier reason —they furnished a strong justification to the less advanced Whig members of the Cabinet, who did not with favour the introduction of a Reform Bill of any kind at this time. Why have you not ...
... pension of £100 year should be paid to Mrs. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, and with continuance to the survive.-- Northern Whig. The death is announced of the Rev. William Moore, D.D., prebendary of Lincoln, vicar of Spalding and of Moulton, near Spalding ...
... of £1(0 a year should be paid to Mre. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, aud with con- tinuance to the survivor. —Northern Whig. oF Hertor?, city coroner, held an inquest, on on the body of John Brown, piecer, Walker-street, Hardman-stret, aged 18 ears ...
... Peel was styled a sudden caprice, provoked, t without reference to the interests of the country, by a desire to outbid the Whigs. n These sentiments were endorsed even by M. l Thiers, who contended that although, as events turned out, free trade had not ...
... LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—TuvasnA v. bat a straw matkot to-day, id pr lb highs. licsa yr. Whig. t., 20,044 of wm tam is NA be ca. 4.000 Amnia's. Ile Ilaylisa. 2,100 ma Pore. IMPOST. , 01,--7.-1, --.., di . 1 ill vo) 4ru Porisole lll 1111 pro 7,11 lI OM vashos ...
... Qeenstown for a public dock. The whole affair is condemned by this unsuccessful and indignant candidate for senatorial honours as a Whig beguilement for making seats safe. ...
... twenty thirty seats to the Hoase of Commons will nor, be out proportion. Tho owners of boroughs (who are principally the great Whig representative houses) will, events, very ready to maintain this argument. Others of tbe same party will contend, and with ...
... GLADSTONE says he had no fear of such a result, and we may readily credit his assertion, but we may guess what the timid Whigs and the rabid Tories of the House would have said to it, and we may imagine how the House of Lords would have treated it. The ...
... confessedly untrue, and the production of a Reform Bill based on a system of of arithmetical blander*. It is not often that a Whig Minister will deign to retract a detected mis- representation ; wben he does so, as now, simply and straightforwardly, we must ...
... from the election addresses of gentlemen on this side of the house, or principally belonging to the Whig party. In one of these columns of extracts from Whig election addresses, delivered in June, 1859,1 find first one from Lord Palmerston, in which he says— ...
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... in that young and growing community. Mr. Marsh, the member for Salisbury, who, like our correspondent, is old Constitutional Whig, speaking with all the weight of personal observation and experience, endorses ;his testimony to the very letter. To hurry ...