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... DEATH OF BARON LIZBIG. RESPECTFUL NOTICE RXTRAOT MUT the Whig Priam ors r tam% ...
... the labourer’s work without the labourer’s pay. The Whig on the other hand is an aristocrat and oligarchist. He thinks that power and office are divinely provided for his party, and that certain Whig familiee have hereditary right to office and power. ...
... now assume definite silage. Mr Van county gentleman, the Conservative cancd iate, -vliil ■ Lord L) dry tie, the heir to the Whig Earl Stair, who o iusa large extent of propeity in the S warry, has been put forward the Liberal champion. His Lordship has ...
... s their representatives. The Liberals” are dead in Ireland, and that country Mr Gladstone has most effectually dished the Whigs. In Scotland, too. are promised improvement in Conservative ospects, notwithstanding the influence of His Grace of Aroyle, ...
... died at Brighton last week in his 92nd year. Lord Athlumney, better known our older readers Sir Wm. Somerville, some time Whig Secretary for Ireland, died suddenly, on Sunday, at the age of 71. His only daughter of his first wife is married the present ...
... 1. stable, Pia with front 20 be ewes weber nowiew, prism sad 'AND. HAMM • man trout slaws rnes Swoosh OM Aikido ehoollsg. Whig is MO be rests& Aloe *we or three mall 7111103, with homes, or All freehold. The Muslim ens el the is the be suitable bar 2 ...
... Messrs. Maxwell (2), Scrope, Clifford, Lane Fox, &c. Whig Patronage.-The Master of the Bolls all j the historic love of his own flesh and blood which has ever characterised the members of the great Whig families, if the following, taken Irom the Civilian ...
... if the dearth of statesmen likely to become a serious evil, it certainly seems a great waste of power that, in deference to Whig olaims, the country should have to lose for ever the services the leaders of the Conservatives. Between two sets of Liberals ...
... interests this election is peculiar. Mr. Benett- Stanford the grandson of the late Mr. John Benett, who for many years was the Whig member for Wiltshire ; this gentleman had the support of the Marchioness of Westminster a Conservative candidate. Mr. Danby ...
... «urrot;nded by some of Captain Hayter's active suppoiters, wi.o thus detained him in the Council Chamber. Then a number of Whig roughs made a rush at the party, a. significant cry of window was raised, and the cowardly rascals hustled Mr. Cox and his ...