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... superstition. The Record asserts on indisputable authority, that immediately before hi* retirement, on the dissolution of the Whig mipislry, Mr. Grant addressed a letter to the East India Board of Directors, requesting them to allocate certain sum or otherwise ...
... all anomalies removed. He was opposed to the admission of Dissenters into the universities. In short, said was a Conservative Whig, and his speech was as loudly applauded by those wearing Sir E. Knatchbull’s colours as his own. The Right Hon. Sir Edward ...
... PROGRESS OK THE ELECTIONS. If tl'.e Whig-radical journals are ben!, at all risks, upon admin(storing consolation to their patrons—if they will extract figs from thistles, or flowers from nettles, and swear lor the cause of the movement,” even in its last ...
... of whom it- Hobert Peel’s Aer Stanley and of S Lord Stanley’s *» uncompromising not be party jr_ would not take ti. stupidly Whig ' with Hofofrat' , •■ body of men, ■ not satisfied were self professed.” . principled men, nt o, alone—to the service *h(- ...
... the advancement of His glory, and the spiritual and temporal prosperity of the emnirc.— Dublin IVnrder. A WHIG LEGACY. Amonpst the variety of Whig legacies of which the country has vet to enjoy the benefit, Lord Ebrington’s reform in our Weights and Measures ...
... Church of Rome ; and it now passes with us matter of course. We shall take an early opportunity returning to the effect of Whig policy it regards the Church both in Ireland and in England. At the present inoment tliere are but two points in connexion ...
... e l.e. ■ T.'k . eieat—in tpiie the .i.flnem . . ~ |„ iV. line,-.who'threw the weight of that intlueoee oil * th- and the whig nl*.. throwing hie .nltueimr-w !„I>. .he el.. v. fMr wa. i.tlaehed. were not m.ieh a. gome .* •pending Ice* money than ever ...
... was obliged to go into the eastern division find a proposer to Mr. Ryder, the rejected Whig member, and this defi- ciency was supplied Mr. Rice, the unsuccessful Whig candidate for Dover, The discount of Whiggism still continue,’, an 1 Sir William Geary ...
... shops surrounded by gangs of ruffians, in order to prevent the people from dealing with thorn. striked illustration of what the Whig* call purity of election occurred at Jedburgh. An elector for Captain Elliott was taking the bribery oath, and when he came ...
... to the interests their tenantivand dependents. This noble independence is regarded with of savage hatred and vengeance the Whigs, wlio, when, from the very same principles and motives, the neighbours of Lord and Lord Lonsdale support the interests ok their ...
... nm expect that any tithe-owner will Cumberland (Wc S /)-Mr Stanley and Mr. Irton. 1 South Shields.-R. Ingham, % Election. «8 Whig ** -••■'righ.au 'tr this subiact i* gone into Lord John J. H. Seale, Esq. Humphrey and D. W. Haryev. 31a Conscrv. and « u- ...
... Recorder of ~l :, w ,he has ! Now there is individual ■, . oc’i :rally respected in Loicestei than i* . ., the by, did ever Whig-Destnic-.r fe.siuu becoming representative , * ' ir. Sir Robert Peel look the oaths ot -1.,,r the Exchequer the Court of King* ...