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... RTI AN PETTIFOGGER\ Tt ix a matter of general regret that the Whig law agenta in Carlisle should have taken a step the only effect of which can be party bitterness. The election contest was long enough and warm enough in all conscience, and their own ...
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... which have the intimate connection of cause and effect : the first Premiership of Mr Disraeli, the first enunciation by the Whig party of the policy of Church Disestablishment, and the first election under the great Conservative Reform Act. On the 25th ...
... Mutfat and a bencher of the Inner Temple, represented the and back, when he warned Ernest Jones t, in the Whig in- of the folly of helping the Whigs, after borough of Lancaster in Parliamen He married, in 1*4z, Frances, terest, 1845 ta spending his life ...
... quurtcr# wu» that the Toru» had Tanuhad fioro the political world i EoffUnd. mud that, lor the luture, all Uofernnienl* muat Whig. Such probably nl hr*t Sir Robert Peel’* own idea, but d'd not «luk mio apathy* «r into dogged and •■Uca oppoaluori. A conaummatoy ...
... Heat, sad Dees sod The Ids* whisk knows to oomph* ease the soot amiable had the of Soelby, Ito is imediete proximally to well Whig imiereeeted by the good row, i i very for will also be Geared lots Ea specified bibs MOall that Freehold and Free ALLOT. by ...
... of the men He formod a Government ; basiness with great vig Ones vi fought the Whigs In the he nning of April, splendidly fer a few months, The 1 he resignet office. Whigs re sumed office, but the heart of Euglind was turning to the gallant and brilliant ...
... quarters was that the Tories had vanished from the politioal world of England, and that, for the future, all Governmeota mast be Whig. Such probably at first Sir Robert Peel's own Idea, but he did not sink into apathy, or settle Into dogged and sullen opposition ...
... year, 935 Fusehill Worklouse—In-Door Paupers, Out-Doer Harraby Hill Workhouse—Do 103 14%) 140 Phe Marquis of Cianricarde,a Whig, has written to i son the subject of Irish railways. He appears thins that a Government Scheme avd says yy nt have the matter ...
... idea of reform has been put down. Aye, but it will rise again, and rise all the more irresi-tibly on account of this gross Whig job—the grossust, all things considered, and one having less for its nakedness, that we recollect in the re- cent history of ...
... the Cool uth Local Board took place t Wetk. are > re of the ba-is on which aor de of the | Lely us thi wits conducted. The Whig clique raised No that they con- ry of the 1 surveyor, Mr Middle- to le a Con rvative. too hich. and No Mid. of 7 Tlow y,of ...