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... Government and raised to twopence. Still the idea of the Penny Post, as conceived by Sir Rowland, then Mr. Hill, and as the Whig Ministry of carried it out, differed from all these. Its most revolutionary element seemed to be the treatment all distances ...
... counties of Donegal Clare Kersy Cork the province of Con-naught offer in a letter addressed to Mr Parnell MP in the Northern Whig Having detailed bis objections to Mr Parnell’s scheme of compulsory subdivision of held by present Irish landlords followed ...
... like attention while I read very short extract one Mr Gladstone’s in Midlothian says Gentlemen let this like the old question Whig Tory It is nothing kind is not even if we were disputing about matter but is the of Government goes say It is not particularly ...
... s repentant Whigs is likely be evoked if may judge from the tone of the concluding article in the current Edinburgh Review It is evident therefrom that the wild and revolutionary of Mr and the Liberals of the school have alarmed the Whigs driven the latter ...
... from one of Mr. Gladstone's speeches in Midlothian. He says : — Do not let suppose that this is like the old question between Whig and Tory ; it is nothing of the kind. It not even now as if we were disputing about some secondary matter. What we are disputing ...
... the House Commons for the city of Oxford, which he continued to represent till the Dissolution of 1841. In politics he was a Whig. He was appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in 1844 ; transferred to the Queen's Bench in 1846; and in ...
... represented the Liberal Party in the various | | hear that Mr Creemer-Ularke, the present Singes of the motional bty O the Whigs of the | Liberal member for Abingdon, will most likely 0 ur or . % i Moty It vt oe ot e VSIS L e f . i t | o = . uhm: nn?‘ ...
... their rotes in this crisis Empire’s history (Applause) I believe in Barnstaple and in constituency will be honest Radicals Whigs preferring patriotism 'party itself see each snch candidate have in Sir Robert Carden will bring in Conservative the head of ...
... under the cover of the ballot there will, in this great crisis of our country's history, be found men amongst Radicals and Whigs, not only Liverpool, but in Barnstaple, and in every constituency of this country, who will prefer patriotism to such a party ...
... Europe Treaties Vienna in 1815 and afterwards Mr the Duke of while they were the head of British Government on the accession of Whigs to power to 1832 another policy was adopted there Earl Grey’s Ministry a forcible interference Holland to effect the separation ...
... the death Richard Tossell, Kingston, Canada, (formerly of Barnstaple,) which happened, on the 17th mt. In the 'Weekly British Whig,' published in that city we find the following notice of the deceased, which his friends in this neighbourhood will be pleased ...
... distributed its favours equally between Liberals Conservatives In 1874 Conservative succeed a Liberal he is now succi ded by young Whig nobleman who yet to earn spurs The Echo is well I satisfied with the ul says the Counte of Portsmouth must especially congratulated ...