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... late East Lothian Lord by the Liberals themselves fo their Ne would not pledge is su a that they could not vote for one of the Whig lishment. In this wa; date, Lecause we for the disinberitance ef 3 Churel Now, what do we find in Newcastle? find a number ...
... great Whig magnates was supreme, returned Conservative members, Bat the ef eonsuderable Lord Palmerston was not regarded in the same light, and a pumber of considerable those which had the town element strong in them. re turned supporters of the Whig Government ...
... important M 151111111.6 the Whigs in office, so folks said, doing less than the Coneervatives. The truth was that the more advanced Liberals of thet day were baulked of their fond hopes, not merely by Lord John's own character aa Whig of the old historical ...
... has been that Mr Parsett has got all ho asked for; whilst the Whig opposition which naturally alarmed and annoyed the Ministers st first, has fecbly shaded away. There wasa meeting of Whig members on Thursday afternoon; at which we are ecmi-officially ...
... drunk with great oordiaiity, the toast being coupled with the wish that his Conservative inatincta might so grow that, being a Whig, he might soon be tranformed into a thorough good Tory. Humendale, i was said, could not have a better repreeentative then ...
... in prospect “Lord Rassay, the son and heir of an old Whig family, being chosen as the Liberal candidate for Liverpool, remarked that this incident might be expected to exhibit the attitude uf the Whigs to- wards the questions which are agitating the country ...
... same title— Little swat ye wha's corona' —on the cocaskin of King George IV.'• visit to Scotland, in August, UM This roll of Whig notabilities made up by Mr. Garret captains some names which, at this distance of time, it is difficult to identify ; the following ...
... namely, the the Nationalists, Formerly Limerick was represented by a Catholic Liberal, who in many in: stances supported the Whig and Liberal Governments, and votes than any Liberal. it is now represented by a Nationalist, who has scored more The nominations ...
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... fusion between the Whigs and tho Conservatives, forget this standing difficulty. Suppose the two parties to bo fully agreed in their principles Measures—how aro to tho; tionment of places? By sticking to’ tho fi party arrangement, the Whigs manago to all tho ...
... provided only the Irish Parliament would first aid him to beat down the English landed aristocracy and disencumber himself of the Whig leaders whom, in alliance against Mr. Gladstone, be is now countenancing. Should the Irish power prove tougher than be calculates ...
... JF:STRIVTION OF A SUGAR . REFINERY BY FIRE. • 14. 4 b 4.4.1 A. G. b. RW. be Y i.owe 444,44 by • a.; wad 444* arks Is War. 14. Whig ding, IMO pod n• H. Imre a. ▪ 4444 THE BISHOPRIC OF ULAN DAFT. The Pan horilk.• —lt dated Uri 5 thew Yap DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT ...