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... A reward of £50 is ffered for tha ap it be sion of the murderer, meer Exrraorpinary Sceve at a Fonerat. sons, cho Northern Whig has received from a trustworthy cor dent an account of an extrac; scene which o s of on Wednesday, in the now “notorious” e ...
... £5O to any person who shall sue for the same, together with full costs of suit.” All persons who have been tampered with the Whig party during the late election, and who have voted against their convictions, *r refrained from voting, are requested to attend ...
... never been regretted »nyone, and has caused no injury to the of England. This is, course, only natural in member of hereditary Whig family such as the gallant admiral. The lonian Islands were, it will be remembered, handed over to Greece without the op nion ...
... most distinctively Whiggish peer, that the first effort was to secure Whig adhesions; that the few Radicals appointed were selected by al process of exhaustion,—that worn-out Whigs like Sir G. Grey were preferred to men like Mr. Bruce and Mr. Forster ...
... recollact that in the year 1837 the then agent of the Duke of Rutland told that the Rutland family bad formerly bet-n Whig*, and he himself w*s Whig, nod that if he were expected do anything to oppose the Liberal party they must get another steward to do it. ...
... highly offensive to a number of Whig members of aristocratic families and proclivities, and who have not yet taken the leap into the darkness g land the Bright doctrines with regard to E's affairs spread before them. The Whig M.P.'s who are now so confidently ...
... whether in accordance with their principles and professions or not. 'X easy to anticipate the results of this state of fliings. Whig influence been omnipotent in .he formation of the Cabinet, and there is not the lightest reason for supposing that the members ...
... DI RACEFUL SCENE IN A GRAVEYARD. ‘We (Northern Whig) have received from a trust dent an account of an extraord scene occurred on Wednasday in the now y nt is re- graveyard, The facts, for which our cortes msible, are stated to be as follow :—A mi mar- ...
... at Nottingham Tuesday night, made a speech, in which he tells what tninks of the new Ministry. 44 The old dishes of the old Whigs, he said, 44 get served up whenever Liberal ministry comes itr; but there are not many after all ; and you must remember this ...
... held power in England since the coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeeu. The Dailo Telegraph objects that in the new Mlinistry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour, but it must not be forgotten that ...
... said that even special pleading could not make out an excuse for Mr: Gladstone's attack on the Irish Church, the great- est Whig legal authority — Sir Boundell Palmer — having declared the proposal to be simply one of spoliation. He advised the Conservatives ...
... the fidenoe of the people of the United States to uiual extent, but Lord Clabbsdox comes back ...