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... valuable. It seems indicate that there is an inclination amongrt the aristocratic Whig? give the Comsrrvat.ves fair play, their reform bill v.isfactory, support it. A Whig frien I, however, saggeals ‘.hat ought substitute for *‘ fair pUy’’rope. *• mean ...
... usual with him—a mountain of fiction with a molehill of fact- Why there was not a general election after the defeat of the Whig Government, Mr. Bright informed his auditory; It has been opinion all along that it was the duty of the Government of Lord ...
... feso. there are Aeolis imemm that Mahe revisien—there ere new amen amid under the new eindlliene of the age. Del nee Whig E ras —not Whig able to guide the er a ti l in t am e Chunk bemuse sot tally representing is too spit te do what does not belong to ...
... candidate was only successful through the active and powerful intervention of the of the Liberal landlords. The late member a Whig, and therefore the state of parties is by the result. It is extremely encouraging know that with the sanction of the leaders ...
... interests of a party, and often in very bad taste and spirit. This is how them begins It's but a mere illusion For a man to be a Whig, Their great mass of confusion Would any brain fatigue; They're rugged in appearance, They slight all scripture clearance, ...
... FALMOUTH ELECTION Tlie show-of hands was in favour of Mr. Fowler, the Conservative candidate.- Smith (Whig) 374 Fowler (Conservative) 313 The late member was a Whig; he is now Lord North wood. * REV, NEWMAN HALL ON TRADE OUTRAGES. n In connection with the autumnal ...
... commenced on Wednesday. The candidates were Mr. Waldron*, Catholic and independent supporter of Lord Derby ; and Captain White, Whig, and anything more the Ultramontane party desires. Col. White, the brother of the Tipperary candidate, and recently M.P. for ...
... killed him instantaneously. Lord Clarendon's health is said to be seriously undermined: and the reversionary hopes of the Whigs, since the damage dose to the administrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset by recent disclosures, untie more turn towards ...
... that the era should be adjoined until solidi, semi be Weimer to Mrs' hiss. The Omer rid that he grid adjourn the gees after Whig le wegh wiser se would jsaWy se =rt. ar was Bridges the Ant wigwam ho Mn.r. said that she wee the sister of the deowed. Nary ...
... nomination, proving that the people were with bim, the influence of the local Liberal proprietors has caused the return of the Whig candidate. Unlike Brecon, which was a gain the Conservatives, the result of the Falmouth election leaves the state of parties ...
... ids rathr, wid in looking weed =r wham the alleged robbery had bra their gratird eyes sibeerrel sere fir girds, end upon Whig hers seri they dreamed a ores el property of AU derripthse, of tbe possession where Mr. Meese Moe refused to gin any smosat ...
... creed peculiarly their own, its leaUi g being to get the greatest possible amount ot , whatever party happens to in power, Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative. laughter.) of the discussion ®t all topics from farmers’ dinners suggested the reaso farmers ...