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... the previous 0 contested election in 1837, the district of Howden g ,had pronounced itself by a majority in favour of the (J Whig candidate, it had now polled a majority of (I ,upwards of 300 for the Co'nservatives. That was u -assuredly a reaction. in ...
... have than with the toast of Tallyho to the Fox? when the world, a week of special prayer was oomme ma the death of the great Whig leader was announced to a Monday morning at Freemasons' Hall, London. It wee, as convivial meeting at which he was present ...
... character of its population. Lord Halifax haa the reputation of being moderate in all things, nevertheless, like many other old Whigs, with the ...
... who must surely have been kindly man, re l*one« w have risen th the toast of Taliyho to the hox ! when the death of the great Whig leader announced to convivial meeting at which he was present. But that was calculation of one in ten. That is an old trait ...
... improved character of its population. Lord has the reputation of being moderate in all things, nevertheless, like many ether old Whigs, he advances with the times. When he speaks in favour of compulsory education we may rest assured that the time for action ...
... election :-J. Hargraves's travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whig,, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party, &c., &c., Ils. PErTrrIos.-The trial of the Licbfield ...
... damages, was given against the North-Eastern Railway Company for injuries to a boy named Robert William Waoless, aged 15, by Whig struck with the framework of the engine of a train, at the crossing between South Hylton and Grindon, on the company's line ...
... Irish Church would go tothe landlords. In coiiusion, Mr. Disraeli said it had been the great and glori- ous privilege of the Whig party, in past times, to have secured civil and religious freedom. By a wice instinct the leading men and states. men of the ...
... n are the sure harbingers of liberty, justice, and peace. Sir, I would venture to remind some of the Protestant gentry and Whig nobility who are seized of Church lands, the confiscation of centuries past, thatthough they may now, in the hope and with ...
... have calculated on the formation in the Liberal ranks of another cave. It was well known that the views of Earl and other Whig peers on the Irish Church question differed essentially from those entertained by Mr. GLADSTONE, and embodied in his bill; ...
... the Establisl estimate on patrotism, >uld outlive Inch it migl was a tru ...
... loyalty of Irish Protestants begins to be apparent. We hear of the formation of Orange Repeal Associations, and the Northern Whig mentions that, at a meeting at Killevan, county Monaghan, the Rev. J. FLANAGAN, rector, presiding, it was resolved that a ...