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... give independent support to the present Government, feeling assured tbat any Government is better for Ireland than tbat of Whigs, Secularists, and tho right honourable the member tor Greenwich. shall ever strenuously oppose Sunday and early closing of ...
... did not communicate with the girl about the matter until she came to Manchester, but he received letter from her to the folio whig effect:—Aberystwitb. Mr. Shippey, solicitor, Manchester. Sir,—As Mr. Attwood bas delayey our affairs which has been put in ...
... addressed tbe meeting. He said—The Marquis Uartington has sent Mr. Lebmann over to Waterford. He is but nominee—tbe nominee of the Whigs.—(A Voice: The Marquis of Hartington is the eon of the Duke of Devonshire, the best landlord Ireland Three cheers for tbe ...
... 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. ...
... aud Climates, from £1. Is. TROUSERING J , Vicuna, Angola, and Cheviot Cloths, New Patterns.from Us. |>H. 16, jTlem now she whig the NEWEST PATTERNS DINNER. and VICES all prices. E. H. DOWNS. EXCHANGE-STREET. R ESFOR D'S EST AURA N T, Chop ami Sandwich ...
... by the presence of very rich man, Yorkshire squire named Fountain-Wilson-Montagu. Mr. Montagu has—since he seceded from the Whigs over the peerage of his neighbour Sir Charles Wood—been the most liberal supporter of the Tory party. His hand was ever his ...
... will not surprise me to find that the isiue developed the extreme men will rule the whole of the Opposition. the view of the Whigs and official Liberals prevail that there should be no coercion except upon the basis ot united action, the Government, knowing ...
... opposition reform every way, Mr. Hibbert dwelt upon the measures which were passed since and before that period by the aid of the Whig or Liberal party, and pointed out how the predictions of Mr. Disraeli, now Lord Beaconsfield, that the passing of the measure ...
... estimated at {'3,200. LOCAL FAILURES. Petitions for liquidation have been filed in the Manchester County Court by the folio whig persons: Frederick Arkell, Temple-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Manchester, beer and provision dealer. Liabilities, £233. ...
... honourable gentlemen wbe thought tbat question was not ripe for settlement. Nor could they sink the question of land, because Whig landlords were as much attached to the privileges which the possession of great estates conferred Tories. ...
... 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 ...
... supported the monarchical institutions. If had cot been for tho Liberals 1832, it it had not been for those Liberals--called Whigs—who carried the Reform Bill of nnd did away with the old system of corruption and privilege, monarchy of England would not ...