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... difficult after all. Two of the speakers hit upon it who spoke on Saturday, when they stigmatised the Whig party as treacherous. The •' respectable Whigs, to quote an able contemporary, •• who have preached themselves into power through the tex; working-class ...
... Monarchy. It is true they could scarcely have expected that so many of the Old Whig. would have gone over to the rooks of the Radical* Rather had they reason to expect that Whig principles, in their integrity, or in any wise, would have led them to revolt ...
... he never extricated himself, his estates being heavily mc Sir Robert anooteesfully contested Nor fr tin a gtin in 1861, the Whig party, who Nought forward the present Duke of Newcastle (then Lord Lincoln) to omen him. The hon. Weaned was again returned ...
... ” A telegram from Athenry stales that Captain is going favourably, but is not out of danger. Wednesday Night.—The Northern Whig says“ Very little disturbance to-night. Town generally quiet. A few arrests made for stone throwing.” A Faithless Buidkoboois ...
... the next quarter of a century, at least; or that the Conservatives will not have almost as long an exile from office as the Whigs had from 17S-t to 1830. If there is sufficient lofty-minded selfabnegation in the party to welcome such counsels, and to adopt ...
... length, in 1851, the resignation of Lord J. Bussell brought tbe Ooneenratiree to the very gates of Downing•treat; mod after the Whigs had retained their offloee for year longer, February, 1858, the Conservative chief, who meanwhile bad succeeded father aa ...
... Horsman. _■ it The Quean and Royal Family London yaaterday from Windsor, Drawing-room Bnckinghsm afternoon. Her Majesty returns Whig states that ports of alleged Fenian oatra(;ce i t> „ are without fonudation, and that J j been concocted by the O * . ,,a / ...
... Smith sat for this town for quarter of a century, and satisfied the Whig party of the town in this sense —that he kept out Tory. The man who kept out Tory had been considered a good Whig. That time had passed. They wanted now not to keep out a Tory, but ...
... members slwsvs one sod for some time the todyornament. Entering Parliament first means of pocket borough of one of the great Whig noblemen, be subsequently represented Nottingham Id many Parliaments, until, foot his appointment ss Lord Chief Justice of ...
... HEALTH. Aunt?. OT 8 EHY °IVES, that the DIT sad EXAMINATION of the emeortats of the end Encase We Local illaped of ihr penr Whig the nth day of Mareh, I Rams, Amor Wales, A = which th tt at at. said Board * at the Board is New Sisdrek 3111. the day of ...
... N SHEEP DIPPING COMPOiITION 6 lssi ze Ms yet tally oval& of dm F. eri Co., will to this. who wish to we shove seweities, by Whig et* is serly is possible to the AM eddrols. orb T. W. WIGULESWORTH, CIIIIIIIIIT. NORTH' SLKAPINID. , XeCalf t l,terif ST A ...