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... many votes. Those who supported them were the un- influenced working foik ; against them were the dis- ciplined masses of the Whig employers. The firm to besides those of their workmen. which Mr Joseph Forster belongs have nearly 40 votes, WESLEYAN FOREIGN ...
... no other family which ublics mm itself sv signally all the of fitness. his fact is well proved by the circumstance that the Whigs themselves re-appointed the late Lord Lonsdale Keeper of the Lord Lieuteuant in 1837 The other Mr Disraeli acted wrongly in ...
... public feeling with greater plainness. Mr AcAlpin is no more a friend of ours than Mr Studholme Cartmell ; both are of the Whig school ; but the former has approved himself a com- petent lawyer, and therefore we welcome bis accession to a post where his ...
... aatirieal when please*—possesses just tha qualitiea comb down the pompoeity of the Duke of Argyll, to ruffle the tamper of the old Whig lawyers. Lord Cairns, moreover, a happy knack of dealing with the blandishments of Earl Granville. illustration of this I may ...
... Government. This junction af the Tory and Adulianiite forces did not spring from a belief that the Reform Bill proposed by the Whigs was too small and restricted, but because, both Adullamites and Conservatives alike hated the very name of retorm, and were ...
... things appear to assume quite another aspect to that of past years. It is well known that, for years past, during the old Whig and Tory administration, numerous public charities have been greatly neglected on the one hand and tampered with on the other ...
... the parties and by the father-in-law against the doctor The whole affair seems to have out an unhappy family dispute Northern Whig Curious contemporary relates that JasV afternoon the mode of conducting service at Cathedral was sqmewhat remarkable It would ...
... with nufidenee—that the late Lord• Lieutenant during the time be regulated &Mire many times preferred gentlemen professing Whig opinions Ii those of his own pasty. Bet I from analysis thet the petition referred tc by the hon. gentlemen is signed be two ...
... Pia. 1. r . .wine. re; c bees. Newt, If.. sE wIN 0 MACHINES UNRIVALLED. To west by Mead or Font: or Innive fissile lisle WHIG= ft MANN, 14,3, Holborn Hill, HO 1 DOTAL .. NATI/WINO OVZSAIZIRTS. / of greaten Noruittee ru lodic, anent introductd. TMOIVs ...
... quartern loaf was at two shillings, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer at his wits' end for money. The Duke of Norfolk, a fierce Whig in the Opposition, shelved his indignation by driving out in his carriage and four, his servants and self without powder, but ...
... by the father-in-law against the doctor. The whole affair seems to have arisen out of an unhappy family dispute.—-Northern Whig. HE oF SvIcIDR BY A BARRISTER’S WLFE THROUGH STABVATION.— On Wednesday, at the Clerkenwell Police-court, Mrs. Lydia Austin ...
... Friona proceeded to visit the Duke of Devonshire at Lismore, and on the 30th to Shane, Castle to Lord O'Neill.—The Northers. Whig says it is now ascertained that Priace Arthur will pay a visit to Belfast. A town meeting is to be held to make arrangements ...