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... thanks and the proceedings terminated. LONDONDERRY. Dt . MAX, FRIDAY. —First day's poll: Clarke (conservative), 2.234; Grier (whig), I,4ol—Slajoriiy 833. Sessxx (Emir). The nomination of candidate.. took place on Monday at Lewes, the High Sheriff, Mr. R ...
... functionary to the spot, who might take charge of affairs, protect our fellow-subjects, and put an end to the existing hoe- Whigs. Sir C. WOOD assured the house that the safety of British lives and interests in China had not been left uncered for, lie ...
... however, is at present doubtful. Should Mr. Beckett become a candidate tor Leeds, as so many of his conservative and high whig friends desire, there will be a vacancy for Ripon. The second representative of that city (the hon. Edwin Lascelles) will no ...
... (hear, hear)—we have received addresses signed by men of all ranks in society—of all shades of politics—addresses signed by whigs, tories, and radicals, all declaring that it was right, when the interests of the country were at stake, that party differences ...
... was taken upon the question f extending Sea Coral Fisheries in Ireland. I am glad to see in the late erasion all parties —Whigs, Tories, and li.dienls—mgreeil to deprecate the present high rate of expenditure. I hope that spirit will e carried intu the ...
... policy had never been adopted. They would tind on referring to past history that Lord Palmerston was a tory under Percival, • whig under Lord Grey, • and something more under Lord Melbourne. He was now at the head of affairs, and he (Sir John) thonubt he ...
... isetroying sad forobelieg Cl }bodges, as ripbm—evreeplig . th os with the MA* breath the meet Ism a At the leisellea et 1641 the Whigs wererillimilp. This was owing priselpally to the fact of their eggiesul to the this laws. The Tories into elite to their homed ...
... cause —tbe Edinburgh I..sbawd u•b• organ of the Whig party , and has become the ministerial We say Me ministerial organ, because in a 'thick and *hi ' support of the t.resest minister, whether against whigs or radio* the Review Is alone, quite unattended ...
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... commiuse. It is no secret that Mr. Roebuck is looked upon in the House of Common as a pretender, who does the work of the whigs in the disguise of a reformer. The Ditpardi says:— We are informed that the new pverament offices are to wet five million/4 ...
... of the 01411albell from July, to February, 1852. He was a liberal in politics, and invariably ailed with the leaders of the whig party. Aswan marriral, be November, 1880 4 the Han. litaSalla &Masud' PererAer. d daughter of the late and show of Um pussist ...
... melting sash a I did not say I would bring It before the Min, insion I had comulted some friends, members, who advised no to Whig it before the house as • breach of privilege, Meson It le that I was endeavouring to avoid the inquiry.--eremrarallail by Mr ...