... loitering to its fall. A proposal.to lower the duty on foreign sugar in the Budget 1841 led the Tories to join issue with the Whigs, and Ministers were beaten 36 votes. A direct vote no confidence was then moved Sir Robert Peel himself, and it was carried ...

... made their opinions known to the assembled crowd, when the Sheriff called out the names of the different candidates. Whig and Tory. The Whig was understood the Libera), and when the show of bands was taken the great multitude held up for the Liberal. Working ...

... of the Tory party. In his address he accepted the Reform Act, but opposed almost every other scheme in the programme of the Whig party. the out- standing queetion of slavery, he said—“As re| the abstract lawfulness slavery, I I acknowledge it simply importing ...

... July Mr Gladstone was again returned for Newark. Parliamonc met on the 24th of August, 1841. In the debate on the Address, the Whig Ministry was defeated by a majority of 91. In the administration formed Sir Robert Peel, Mr Gladstone accepted office at first ...

... Siruanons yacani. WHEN REPLYING TO ADVERTISE MUm IN' WHIG! A MBBK IS STATED, Applicants will please nate that Written Summer Net j-^baTsTe y.iSfC .'CHOOL BOARD —Wanted, for F*ubti'- »»ofKK)I. tCerttflcatad) TEACHER to teach .%aattaH Salar>. per annum ...

... flustle' ■■ Noli langere All conies* For, one.' lie u»-n it. iw'li Lies* ; other Km twill ftghl, And win (he day. Your* truly, WHIG ITT Granite City Coffee K««enoe, 1» bottle for bottle for . Walker’e Katued ADimoni* Soap Foaders, i.er d*>ien ; Had Vinegar ...

... whose experience and elocuenec are indispensable to them, but whose cautious temper and moderate opinion they abhor.” The great Whig eaaayict penned these lines in 1839, apropos of Mr Gladstone's politicoreligious pamphlet, The State in its Relations with ...

... Tory an’— Fakh-sbrvant— Whig an’ Tory. I aye min’ on the Reel o* Tulloch wi* the sang; “Lat Whig an’ Tory a’ agree. Blcksmith— Jist that. Whig, an’Tory. Nae winner though I ravelled, pittin Tory first. Ye see it comes nat’ral say Whig an’ Tory ’ owin’ to ...

... constructed shore batteries opened fire. Thereupon the Wiu- slow bombarded the works, and speedily silenced the guus. j Mr H. J. Whig ham, correspondent of the (“Chicago Tribune, and the acknowledged champion amateur golfer of the world, has been captured ...

... We-tnimeler Al ley in his de-iie, and expre-sad, t»* bnri'** at Moyanna. lie died m lavndon in 1820. sod l -e request the leading Whigs, who signed memorial the family drawn np Uogeia the he was huiieil in the noith irainept ll*e Abbey, cioee the graves of and ...

... informed his mother, from whom the fatheS had separated a week ago. and she. an agonised Mate, despatched him the local police, whig arrived on the scene to find that Viney had voluntarily surrendered himself some civilians whom bad directed to the place where ...

... and never swayed this House Commons. He has probably had more influence since he was dead than he ever had when ho was alive. Whig exclusiveness kept him, ae it kept Sheridan, from Cabinet where would have had few equals and superior what Mr Disraeli justly ...