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... JAMES HASLETT, i P., Cha. a a Resolutions will be supoorted I-v WiiI-=c ston, Esq., M.P.; Thiomas M'-Kniglat, E., E Northern Whig ; Dr. J. A. RestnL ?? M.P.; Rev. Dr. Nicholas, Presid nt sa' yzua College; and Samuel Young, Esq., MYP. Managers of Schools ...
... at Three v1.t Sir JAMES HASLETT, M.P.,t Resolutions will be supporter ov , ston, Esq., MN.P.; Thomas MiKrjtt ?? Northern Whig; Dr. J. L p M.P. ; Rev. Dr. Nicholas, Presidmj C.. College; and Samuel Young. Esq., i Managers of Schools and other fr' tion ...
... reforms which, to say the least, have not pro- duced the repose that was expected. Still later, William the Fourth dismissed a Whig Ministry of his own accord, and sent, in the absence of Sir Robert Peel, for the Duke of 'Wellington, ignoring the majority ...
... 1840-Severe strictures were passed on the Tory Press for affecting to believe that the attempt q, of Oxford on the Queen was a mere Whig trick- to secure the MinisLrv in office. 1845-Discussion in the Commons on the railway gauge question. - 1848-The select cornmirtea ...
... Windsor ?? Mr. John M'Stay, Jun. (per Mrs. T. R. ?? A Railway Frriend (per the Lady ?? Vivo La Reines (par the Nerthera Whig) ?? Messrs. Victor Coates & Cm., Limited ?? ?? Miss B. B. Killers (per Very Rev. the Dean of Conner, ?? Mr. S. B. Conoannen ...