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45lilitical Canuumint `3lltrlligrntr

... determined for the future to withhold their support from Lord John Russell's cabinet. One of these, the noblest head of an old Whig family, appeared among the proxies in the division on the address ; but it is understood that was the last occasion when such ...

KW anb

... ut the outset of his poll. tical career, of ultra Tory politics ; but during the latter part of his life he was a moderate Whig. lle has ever been one of the most deservedly esteemed resident landlords in Ulster. Paternal care and oiasidtration for his ...

COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER-CLERICAL COMMIsSIONS OF THE PEACE

... some reverends amongst them, and these with no other recommendation for the office than that they are Whigs and implacable foes to the poachers. But Whigs or Tories, we do not think clergymen should be selected for such posts. There are a number of laymen ...

Published: Friday 28 November 1845
Newspaper: Church & State Gazette (London)
County: London, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 921 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

495

... Bolton. Mr. Disraeli thereupon, in an amusing manner, ridiculed the bill as one of those flash performances usually played by a Whig Government, at the end of a session, to gain a little popular applause in the blue lights and rosy colours of the last act ...

Political Sr Commercial intelligence

... MINISTERIAL DEFECTION.—A desertion has taken place from the ministerial ranks, which forbodes a further falling away of the Whigs front the popular party, so called. Mr. Milner Gibson has resigned his office of Vice-President of the Board of Trade. By ...

495

... the victors themselves. At the close of the poll the numbers stood thus :— Mr. Cowan (Liberal) 2,063 Mr. Craig ( Whig) 1,854 Mr. Macaulay (Whig) 1,477 Mr. Blackburn (Tory) 980 At the termination' of the poll the several candidates addressed their supporters ...

THE CHURCH AND STATE GAZETTE

... he not unanswerable, argument is useless. In like manner the honourable member treated the sneers and the sophisms of the Whigs, with respect to the slave•raised produce which England is so content to take, while she makes so loud a cry against the peculiar ...

PI I 43oltitcal intelligenct

... Lindsey division of this county, will be unopposed. Lord Worsley has represented it for many years, and in 1841, when the Whigs were so generally beaten, his lordship stood at the top of the poll, leaving the lion. Mr. Cust some thousands Lehind. ANGLESEY ...

linliticnt nut Cniumtrrial 3ntriligruir

... E. Stupylton to be his Secretary. This gentleman has been acting as Secretary to Sir Phipps I lornby, K.C.B. The following Whig members of Lord John Russell's Cabinet are excluded from the new Coalition Administration :—Lord Truro, Lord Minto, Sir George ...

long since we all saw how sharply the bishop could defend one of his chaplains, against whom were' , alleged

... invited to Drayton Manor, and there on the Monday after. Does not Sir Robert intend by this to proclaim his adherence to the Whig party, and to identify his cause with theirs? Surely he dues not entertain the ambition of ever being the leader of that party ...

THE SUGAR QUESTION AND SIR 11. PEEL

... question. The Committee of the House of Commons, engaged in considering the subject of coffee and sugar plantations, composed of Whigs, Free-traders, and Protectionists, have reported to the house that, in order to save the planters from absolute ruin, a di ...

srelner

... neutral Dublin journals of some short time back, and there they will find a judgment delivered in the Insolvent Court by the Whig Commissioner which will give ample information on the subject. It might be a good thing for public morality to reprint the ...