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EARL SHREWSBURY on the CORN LAWS

... hut for our confidence lie him, we should say, IV insuperable difficulties. It mannot lee too efteti repeated r theat the Whigs received the Exchequer froim thse Tories with an annual anod growbg 0517)150 of 2,500,0001., and r that the Whiegs have handeid ...

REGISTRATION COURTS

... nine or ten thousand ed lpeople, l e gave his favourite definition of the two prin- !O f cipal political parties, terning the Whigs Devils, and Lim the Tories i Devils in hell. He said hie had addressed lay a meeting a few days ago of tie inicababitants ...

THE CORN LAWS

... that these are pocket boroushs still latP to allow them to sneak into Parliament! !!-' Sneak into Parliament? Why, does the Whig idiot who wrote this imagine that the country has so soon forgot the expulsion of Lord John Russell from Devonshire,- or of ...

DERBYSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS

... cause will not be forgotten by the public, for whose benefit it was done. s A great stir is making, especially by the minor Whigs -and Radicals, who, in too many cases, are great hypo- Crites, touching certain stringent orders, saidto have been recently ...

MURDER AT STOKETON-UPON-TRENT

... accession of a new ?? this change is not only, natural and desirable, hat highly iniperatirte., It appears, however, 'thiat the Whig jtowncouncils-ai t least.whlsere stscls incongruous and unpepulai ,jaatos still 'happen 'to exist-are mightily offended because ...

PUBLIC MEETING—BOROUGHS IMPROVEMENT BILL

... We may add, that the meeting was an exceedingly stormy one; and that it was with difliciilty the Mayorcolhd prevail upon the Whig body-gusrd, wise lad been summoned to attend in great numbers, to hear any speaker whose remarks did not suit their views. ...

DERBYSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES

... of July last. Mr. Mundy and Mr. Colvile were nominated as the Conservatives, and Lord Waterpark and Mr. Gis- borne as the Whigs. A poll was demanded by the late Mr. Philip Gell on behalf of Messrs. Mundy aud Colvile. The poll took place on the l3th of ...

THE MURDER AT PUTNEY

... upwards of 24,500 signatures. The petition has. cb been signed by parties of all political creeds, including many of the leading Whigs, amongst whom we may notice fa the editors and proprietors of the leading Whigjournal. at A counter petition is also in ...

APPREHENSION OF GOOD, THE MURDERER

... for political affairs. LONOFORD, IREL.AN-D.-The controverted election com- mittee on Saturday, unseated Mr. Luke White, the Whig- C radical member for Longford, and seated the Conserva- tive candidate, Mr. A. Lefroy. CHATsworTHa.-The extensive ornamental ...

EXTRAORDINARY CASE

... out against the overseers in chief and a seizure made of their goods. A n~otice of motion fir, ?? of May was then given by a Whig (ir, 0W Iobiusqn, of Howley), to the effect that the union-be dissolved, and that the board discontinue their sittings as soon ...

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE

... election for South Derbyshire. The bill was preferred by way of retaliation by the Whigs at the last Summer assizes, when it will be remembered that a vast number of Whig lambs from the neighbouring town of Nottingham, and some belonging to this county ...

ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE

... Of their principles. The letters declining and refusing the honour are numerous beyond anything we ever heard of The old Whigs fight shy; they offer many regrets a*d excuses, but none of them accepts. Lord John Itwu; says that it would be infrl. dig ...