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... possession, but this did not materially increase his income Sir Robert Clifton *aoeessfally contested Nottingham 1861 against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the preeent Duke Newcastle) as their oandidate; and again 1860, bat was unseated for inti ...
... confirmed. In 1718. Dafoe waßieoretly ■ervir the Whig Government by pretendiog to Tory, and by writing in and man.giag Tory papers snoh a way should take the stiog out communications hostels to the Whig®- Loko Sermons.— To those who are weary now aa(l« ...
... relative to the welfare of Iceland —the Land Bill well as the Church Bill. Under the third head must be racked the last phase of Whig resuscitation, foreshadowed in Lord Ruisell’s speech of Thursday night. The precise programme of the titled Adullamites need* ...
... MARRIED BY MISTAKE, Correspondent sends the Northern Whig the following extraordinary story of a wedding —On Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with or usual circumstances, took place little town not twenty miles from Belfast. youthful ooupls ...
... result of which was the people obtaining a much more liberal measure of Parliamentary Reform than they would have got from the Whigs. Now we have no hesitation in saying thatadvanced Liberals as are, and opposed to Conservatism in all its forms—we would regard ...
... Conservative! and one voted one and one. Witness thought that ho told Sir £. Lioon be cautious about breakfast or would have the Whigs upon him. John Leigh Hunt, schoolmaster Martham, and Robert Pitcher also stated that they went to Sir E. Lsoon’s on the afternoon ...
... intereeted in it toy Tjlin([i _ , u , 8 George Grcyaod Mr obeyed eonnee’ed with i*. Their clerks end rffioere hart been in , . ne Whig whips. their employment Item the ol the company, j JRDY'a AMENtIMEI.T. and they had no re.een know that any ol them m- , ot)lld ...
... whatever is new or doubtful about the result acts probably more a contrary than in a direct line. The majority in England makes Whig or Tory the leading party for years. know too well already what the French majority will he, and the complexion of the small ...
... Irish. Had the Mayor Cork not become to the habit of pruat the last moment amenable to tee persuasions whioh , by extension hie Whig friend*, and willing to retire from public ad that Mr. life, his candidature at Youghal might have given ooscnEN _ it f 0 p ...
... ce of the duty one shilling per quarter foreign grain imported into this country. This shilling duty was retained by the Whigs and Liberals, especially his chief, Mr. Gladstone, the abolition of the old corn laws. But he does not mention, he ought to ...
... fairer and more equal struggle. The Whiteboy and Ribbon bitternesses have happily long subsided under the discouragements of Whig patriotism. And the various patties in Ireland, whether left to themselves or kept in leading strings various strange Admi ...
... never die. It has Liberal theorist. They supported Mr. Charles given Jewell and Hooker, Barrow and Buller, who was advanced Whig official, Pearson, Leighton and Ussher, Beverldge, against all comers, and preferred Mr. Grey, with Baxter, end host of other ...