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... J, Thos. B. Birch, Hy. Brandreth, R.E., k Chapman, R.A., R. Dawson, RE., t Drinkwater, Thomas F. Ellis, Henry fl. B. Eer, Whig candidate for Norwich in 1° George B. Lennard, son of Sir F. Wm. R A.; Wm H. Ord, M.P. for Jj« . port ; John Romilly, M.P. ...
... is* true that the ultra portion of the great united Liberal party got into a habit of saying that Lord Palmerston was a Whig governing on Conservative principles, and the country thought that they were so far right that a majority of the constituencies ...
... Bundles Cranes for atone quarries, to lift 10 tons; for 45160, * CRAWSHAW'S. Syke Foundry. Stacksteads, near Manchester. KENYON, WHIG LEY, MORT, BE fcOLD by Private Contract, as a going concern, the MACHINERY tn'mble Mill, Waterhaart Mill, lately in the occupation ...
... Grant, (Applause.) If he sa. es to these q do You have nothing More todo with him. Send men of never mind whether they be Whigs or Tories, i £ he Popery, and your pri eges, and open that is the man or me,” (Loud applau ingham W™ upon the coming eles ...
... The “en is Sentiment quoted by Mr. Ts 4) Ne y ible © key to the whole subject. bg Te *yste ™ of education to be at the uy Whig “tien ple, § d » universal, No system on the philanthropic reforma- of Wul become universal and a} two th ® bal K of the population ...
... of arms, CR, late a y, tey, I Registrar of the District Court lop all eeds, died on Saturday morning, » Hye, The name of Mr. Whig, ““Membered in connection with the the summer of 1865, caused the tof Ord from the woolsack. Co ut, and ago he appeared as ...
... He contended that this was a delusion. times gone by the counties of England were represented largely by men belonging the Whig or Liberal party, and believed that they were destined to be so represented again. had been sometimes said that language was ...
... that a man is tender about Roman Catholics, and would seek to prop them up, and Whig ia a man who stands for our glorious Protestant religion, then I declare myself Whig. (Cheers.) To the minds of some men Tory is man who has tbe audacity, the effrontery ...
... was current that the chief argument of the noble earl in inducing his party support the bdl was, See how we have dished the Whigs. With respect to the bill, he did not share in the apprehensions expressed by so many speakers; and believing that the extension ...
... for the Government to on with the bill. He replied to the charge of inconsistency great point and humour, observing that the Whig idea of reform (or them to always have the credit of proposing and the Conservatives the duty of opposing. conclusion, ' eontended ...
... nun* in its ranks such statesmen as Lord 5, . Lord Cran borne, and General Peel, should lent their aid to the independent Whigs, and 8^° ft ...
... dealing flom. * it course Uren worse, , t-r *' > dar -. * . ~,_. ki mutter one JCa 1 : lt the ope were nation the decision. Whig triumph iv the bill f ' ltI » settled Ml] | ii -leas ' '- ;a balotigp to maintain ...