... FRIDAY, AY, FEBRUARY i, 1859. believe that all rational and constitutional Eng. lisbraen, Whigs and Tories, are substantially agreed as to the desiderata in scheme of Parliamentary Reform. re must, of course, be differences of opinion respecting the best ...

... The Lincolnshire Chronicle. FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1847 Tub Whig Government is evidently without influence and power. They have abandoned their Railways Regulation Bill solely because they felt their inability to carry it against the formidable opposition that ...

... which the Whigs tight from past experience, to expect ! Really, the obstinate tenacity of the administration, after these repeated public to quit, is disgraceful ; it seems as if ind Duke is represented to have said) “no @¥ will turn the Whigs out but a ...

... Old Majesty H?????oth.erence to the power exercised h the Whig Minister, Household Appointments in the Royal Hce . we are acquainted with party who was promised by her Majesty that, in theeventof her coming to the Throne, she should have one of the situations ...

... The Whig press is still most industriously driving the game of alarm, especially so far as relates some further meditated alterations . „ Laws, which have their birth solely their o most fertile brains, and in spite of an authorised l traduction of any ...

... ILiritoltitibixe FRIDAY, MAY 11, lb'3B. When the Whig party came into office, and their noble friend and Lord Spencer, advocate claimed The days of patronage are over country was naturallywrapped silent and the hopes of their deluded worshippers were ...

... There has been a gTeat Whig-Liberal gathering at Leeds to raise the fainting spirits, and to sustain the ministerial influence, of Lord Palmerston. It was attended Lord Fitzwtlliam, Sir J. Ramsden, Mr. Milnes. and many other noted Whigs and Palmerstonians ...

... The Lincolnshire Chronicl. LINCOLN, FRIDAY, APRIL 1862. The Whig organs are trying to make political capital out of Lord Palmerston'ss speech on the Italian question, and to damage the growing popularity of the Conservative party by unfavourable insinuations ...

... )Bulwer (Whig). Collett (Conservative) Seely (Radical). Boston. Brownrigg (Con.) Wood (Conservative). Duke (Radical) Stamford. Granby (Conservative) 1 xj„ Clerk (Conservative) No opposition. Grantham. Grijisby. Heneage (Whig) opposition. ...

... wretched whigs, for the chartists are opposed to both the repeal of corn laws and the fixed duty. I am happy say the conservatives are more than disgusted with the whigs, as they consider it have been planned by some of the principal the whig party. It ...

... The Lincolnshire Chronicle. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25. The Whig-Radical Budget for the year 1848, appears to have created universal disapprobation. From all ranks and conditions of men we find it condemned ; and so strong are the censures bestowed upon it, ...

... Disposal ok Bishoprics In 1836 the Whigs disposed of five bishoprics, viz. :— Durham Dr. Maltby Cambridge. Chichester Dr. Otter Cambridge. Ely Dr. Allen Cambridge. Lichfield Dr. Butler Cambridge. In 1837 they filled three more vacancies as follows:— Salisbury ...