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... entrusted with the helm of the statecraft? Withhold Palmerston as Premier, every possible combination has been exhausted. The Whigs and Feelites in coalition have failed to fill up the vacant place. The Derbyites broke down through sheer incapacity. Lord ...
... Parkinson and Bolton changed places, Thornton was brought back at inside right and Law took the place of Swain on the right whig. The team was: Winder; Procter, Hclmc; Bell, Braccwcll, Parkinson; Law. Thornton, I’Anson, Bolton, and Tyson. Play began robust ...
... vacancy than created the present editor of the SeoUmam will offer himself candidate. Had the late editor of the chief Scotch Whig organ lived would probably have been returned one of ths members for Edinburgh. Ur. Ruatell's successor (Dr. Wallace) haa been ...
... despatches, looked anxious. The corporal had been «7 willow Ijine acc-etly waLcliing Bouno, and now broke the silence, . r Whig, Boy, aren't yon afraid!” •• No.” replied Dear Aunt Daisy, da« say yon , Benno, why should I; my conscience Is clear.” The ...
... with the Catholic Apottolio Cann& has vdved a failure. It iszeedlese to say that the failure la not the fault of Mr. CART. WHIG UT. 40 leli/bIOUZ doncrai6ation in Lan. outer hashed in diligent • pastor. Mr. CA RYW rani! to London will be regretted by ...
... patent to every frequenter of the lobby. Look at the reversed votes of Lord Dnnketliu, the Whig member for the borough, and Sir Thomas Burke and Mr. Gregory, the Whig and Conservative members of the county of Galway. Look at the votes ten Irish Liberal members ...
... excitement and contentionthat of Greenwich—took place on Monday .and Tuesday. The candidates were General Sir William Godrington (Whig) and Mr. (or Colonel) Sleigh, a metropolitan journalist, who professed desire to rescue the borough from the dictation of ...
... acts of the police Monday night be accepted by the leaders of the Liberal party, the question ceases indeed to be one between Whigs and Tories, but it assumes the more formidable dimensions of a struggle between the aristocracy and the mass ot the people ...
... Billy Bootle for- congratulating themselves on 10 merly with Wigan scored Lan- acquiring a couple of the best -aster's goal whig halves the Comblna-3 -aster s goal j on ( ro m local sources. ißamber. E. Parkinson and Gor- • • • don Smith are the only City ...
... demand for a reductii.c shall be withdraire, conditionally on no demmd ei•l.ier an advance is , • reductom no the pmeeet rate Whig made for the cep dy . • paw and Labour In Qmirmanir for sores time past (Jensen, and this elleutry bays pitted against ;ice ...
... statesmanlike ability with which they are already familiar. At Bradford the contest between Mr. Thome:4oN, the representative of Whig-Radicalism, and Mr Mt %it, still rages, and both are likely to go to the poll. Perhaps it is necessary (in order to avoid the ...
... ex-Speaker, Lord Eversley, voted with the government, contrary to anticipation, as did also Earl Fiizwilliam. Amongst recent Whig creations, two, Aveland and Wensleydale, assisted to swell the Opposition, while Lords Llanover and Lyveden remained faithful ...