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... Liberal electors, and the votes of many farmers who know that he would be an excellent farmer's member. Something is said about Whig landlords giving their support to the Conservative candidate, and Lord Zetland, for one, and Mr. Lamont, once the Liberal member ...
... —They bad beiseeften . toldth atthe ratepayers called 3ot =hetmand that the taxjayers were almost as ass umber of the old Whig family which has h eav il y burdsoad as the ratepayers. But he would read One the premed party at the of affairs, I wish to ...
... an er la Nee *dimmest Weed the moo view of the abject aa awl to os re a who earreery Wiest. sal the old minlemsed Hissiest Whig leaden la the old day; when won a part) to which I for one was to naiad which I will up the Worm a Mel men to call themselves ...
... the principles of the old Whigs. Very likely. But Conservatives do not care to be identified with the old Tories, nor will Liberals be at all shocked if it is demonstrated that their principles and those of the old Whigs are not completely in unison ...
... executors will ;wowed to the assets of the deceased among the parties entid thereto. having regard . only to the claims of whig# they shall then have had Dated this 7th day of January. 1881 WALTER JUSTICE, Solicitor to the Executors. 6, Bernard meet, ...
... forces of Yorkshire Conservatism arc sternly arrayed. From the beginning of the contest Lord Zetland and the Dake of Leeds, both Whig peers, threw the weight of their influence into the cause of Mr. Guy Dawnay, the Tory candidate. Lord Grey has this week followed ...
... 'POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, See Om Trade luk a nary Bottle, ud hist oa Whig lata by all Wilds & Min mum as ihrit at 1/ti a 3/1. ...
... commercial tray phyddans, I was great bima tot, try your sad eon testify te its es, having found nothing to meet my ONO rt z : Whig now able to resume my business, thsw. very weather, aid am anxious to recommend it to my sufferers through any medium. • yours ...
... Lord Bettcoasfield then, assure then that it is all against ',lr. Gladstone now. The suns people mike (ho sane, bustle when a Whig peer chances to desert his party. The Moderate Liberal is once mere trotted out. The whole performance of 1879 and the spring ...
... man who had ever enjoyed the confidence of Lord Grey, and that was himself, fie had now set himself up as the mentor of the Whig party; but he wholly rejected the mentorship of the noble lord. The residence of Mr. Hackett, late sub•sheriff for the county ...
... the great landowners regard with utter aversion, nearly all the territorial influences of the division, including those of Whig landlords, were sternly hostile to him. Before the poll was taken Mr. Rowlandson achieved one considerable political success ...
... way. But it appears to have been considered ' the special privilege or duty of the two Liberal organs of the couuty—the one Whig and the other Ridical—to make known to an expectant world that the Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk had determined (without too great ...