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DR.KENEALY AT HANLEY
... member reviewed the political career both parties in the House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who, he said, weie only Whigs who followed the lead the whips. There were only two independent men in the house—kenealy and Roebuck—both being returned without ...
THE SALFORD ELECTION
... the first boroughu,oncers and corrupters of tLe House of Commena'' The Whig party, under Walpole and tbe Who Etrenuouslv resisted the measures of proposed by the Tory Mr. The Whig under Fox. Who wete the first promoters of that factory legislation which ...
THE OPPOSITION PARLIAMENTARY DINNER
... the Marquess of Hartmpon, as that nobleman is the chosen of Brooks'?, and will a,LK> receive the undivided support of the old Whig party. Mr. Goschen and Mr. Forstw have each a limited number of supporters who intend to urge their respective claims. ...
STROUD ELECTION
... Stroud. Also tries Thomas Stanton, (Conservative), Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, brewer, nominated by Mr. William Henry Hyett, Whig member of Parliament for Stroud 1832, Mr. William Capel, respectively fathers-in-law of Mr. Dickinson and M-. Walter Stanton ...
THE REPRESENTATION OF NORWICH
... as the party has not finally matured its arrangements, and awaits the course to be taken by tbe Liberals. About sixty of the Whig party met yesterday afterncon, under the presidency of Mr. J. W. Taylor, and resolved to invite Mr. Warner to come forward ...
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
... influence. He was once more hopeful of their cause when he saw the way the people rallied round its advocate, hurling the Whigs and Conservatives before them. He would go into Par iament untrammelled and do his best to redress his country's grievances ...
LORD GRANVILLE'S RESOLUTION ON THE BURIAL LAWS
... House of Lords last Monday will ' bo found to constitute an epoch our modern mentary history. It marks the definite access** Whig party to ti:e Anti-Church policy, which * been adopted the Radicals, and seems tU« belief on their part that the time has arrived ...
ORME AND SONS, BILLIARD TABLE TO HZ H. THE returns or wAum ST. AIiti4TREBT. TABLES of Handoonfeet tielieted oat of
... TO HZ H. THE returns or wAum ST. AIiti4TREBT. TABLES of Handoonfeet tielieted oat of Sleek, and IA bents of being TAHLHe_by Whig Kagan via BOBBER. WORN BENT to ItEPAIIIII at or NOZIC.B. ...
Wm. Porter.—March 13,
... g-al seomd^! paest-s through the posts *“•' A. Wilding. —l. Lord Beeooasfidlcontested, the first where stood an tion to the Whigs. rec«»ldls occasion, both from Tories sod seat was for Maidstone, which as a Conservative. This was Istion of Greece is about ...
THE LEADERSHIP OF THE LIBERAL PARTY
... tho Opposition is variously commented on. Tbe National Zeitung sees this event the forerunner of separation between the old Whigs and their Radical allies, and notes significant the contemporaneous appearance Mr. Gladstone's essay the Tory Quarterly Review ...
DR. KENEALY WITH HIS CONSTITUENTS
... well cut cur throats. He advised the electors form body of 600, each one of whom would bring up twelve others, and heat both Whigs and Tories. A vote confidence was passed by large majority. ...