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... members of the new association. They hope to form a third party in the State. The Tories represent the landed interests; the Whigs the monetary interests; lot us he the embodiment of the interests of labour. There is no• president; a council of forty is ...
... by a large majority in conjunction with Mr. Brassey. During his first period of parliamentary life, Mr. North supported the Whig Reform Bill, and opposed the Irish Tithes Bill. lie voted in the minority at the division on Mr. Roebuck's motion in January ...
... of the member for Chester. Yet Mr. Raikes urged that there must be no alliances on the part of the Conservatives with the Whigs. How else is the Radical measure to be defeated ? , THE LODGER, are macle. esne, ...
... , Tory to the backbone, hoisting true blue, with not a rag of Whig bunting to catch a stray vote, was preferred by a majority of 500 to Mr 8.111111, almost as muck a Conservative as a Whig, a moderate—a very moderate—supporter of progress (for be thinks ...
... his party. He contrasts the conduct of the Whigs before the first Reform Bill with the Conservative policy of our own time. For many long weary years after the outbreak of the great French Revolution the Whigs were the weaker party. Their numbers were ...
... witleach other, and Whig and Tory' have never proved words of power enough to interfere much with an eligible match in the regions of the Red Book. roimir part, we welcome the relations springing up between%the grew` old Houses of Whig. and Tory; and ...
... the Nanny River, at Laytome, true nteerreil swarming with herring, and the water.guarda, having pot oat cu peat; Norehtril Whig. - e.. Idel The U. e. M. .1 ear B. • to. ow • err. • Moms. att- Addy 41. by S. 1. I fib.. Invite-Used Co ins: : a • seat ...
... was silent on the subject of compensation to landowners. It urged by others that in consequence of Sir Patrick Murray, Bart., Whig the principal proprietor, that there peed not be a doubt that he would be easily dealt with in regard to compewation. as be ...
... Lord Overstone stamp of men, with not less than a hundred thousand pounds well invested. He has a son in the House who was Whig whip during one Session. Mr. Agaallobartes is a banker, unsuccessful in conteating • county at tao t general election. Edward ...
... that Lord Foley, after • few hours' illness, died at the Hotel Bristol on Saturday morning. Lord Foley was teller of the Whig party is the House of Lords for several years, and during several administrations, including the present, held the oonrt a ...
... Priem CURTAIN MATERIAL& A Vary Choice Stook of CHINTZ; CRETONNE; UNION, and ALLMOOL DAMASK; SILK, aed TERRY CURTAINS, wits Whigs TRIMMINGS to match. MUSLIN, LINO, AND LACE CIIRTAINI3, Jos BILDOOOII, DINING, AND DBAWING•EOOM WINDOWS, Fr= the Cheapest themes ...
... many d Lewd tomcats dared to vote eying Mr Panzes; and if they were fa that did it, or did it not, arise the Doty that the Whig landlord had isle what the Tay ones had only dine way ponlially,-14 farms to the And if our be I infirmities them or Grange ...