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... Drunk at Tvldeslky.—On Tuesday, a man named Michael Whig ton was charged, before Chas. Eckerslcy, Esq., at the Tyldesley Police Conrt, with being drank on the previous day. He was lined 3s. and costs, but was sent to gaol for seven days in default of ...
... wou ■OtsdiUißß aHdMrfotowgfrraTSsSrattf'd:Tels' 0 ! thsoounttp. Every qu**- bon In' dispute between Rad-eals and Whigs, or between Whigs can very well postponed, since :the. nraotioal settlementrof such question* movt be to.lne dioi and diatf nt future ...
... course, immediately took place. The elections weie over by 19 July, and the result showed that 336 Whigs were returned against 322 Tories. Sixty-five Whig seats were carried by the Tories, against 57 won by the opposite party. Lord Melbourne thus continued ...
... induce the Whigs to support a scheme «t all likely to prove acceptable to the Irish party. The aim, therefore, is to induce Mr. Gladstone to consent to such modifications as will ensure a majority sufficient to outweigh Conservatives Whigs combined. On ...
... sacrifices for the >.aase we have so much at heart. War against the cause ha been declared anew the British oligarchy—Ton', Whig, and Badical alike—who have conspired to prevent Ireland obtaining the smallest instalment of her lawful rights. The machinations ...
... assume for Ireland, he thought that the principle of self-government applied to Ireland gave them a dividing Hue between the Whigs, who would follow Lord Harrington and the Tory party on the one h l, and nearly all the rest of the Liberal party on the other ...
... vast nominal majority to the Whig leader. Lord Uelbonrne. But owing to the division, of the “tier into three distinct sections, Whigs, Radicals, and Daniel O'Connell’s tail ’’—this last, the Irish party of the day— the Whigs were not really so strong they ...
... Tuesday morning in the Sessions House, Isliugton. The Earl of Derby presided, and there was a full bench of justices. The folio whig amongst other gentlemen were sworn on the grand jury : —Mr. R. A. Adams, draper, Tyldesley; Mr. R. Birchall, colliery underlooker ...
... 1722, having previously contested the election of 1708. Died ». p. in 1736. (1706. Dec 27.) Daniel Harvey. (Whig.) r . __ Christopher Parkes. ( Whig.) Vice Thomas Stringer, deceased. ' ' Note—DouWe return. Cross petitions were prosented bythenval candidates ...
... the Septeniuai which thepo-sible duration Parliaments was extended from three to seven yems. Thu Bill was introduced bythe Whig day. the reasons for the repeal of , TnenmM Act being stated in the preamble. That it had been found very grievous and burdensome ...
... Mr. J. E. Johnson- Ferguson. ...
... fact, tendered impcsaibla by Acts of Parliament. It was towards the close of Charles ll.’s reign that we first hew the terms “Whig'* and Tory, originally two nicknames given in insult and derision, but soon assumed with pride the designation of the ' two ...