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... with their principles. When so highly-respectable a person, indeed a person so distinguished, as Mr. P. Thomson ' once a Whig, and a Whig not like some othe rs , of a li g ht body, but of the first growth nay, flavoured and strength ene d with the Doctor ...
... ASHBURTON ELECTION. WEDNESDAY.-CLOSE OF TIIE POLL. Matheson (Whig-Radical) .. Horsley Palmer (Conservative) Majority -45 NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. _ _ COLESHILL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. _ The election of a representative for the Northern Division of the ...
... London had been represented by the Whig commissioners themselves as the model and superlative of corporate corruption— the giant abuse and and stopped short at London, for no other imaginable reason, but that in London a Whig ascendancy appeared to be already ...
... restoration of the Whigs. He said he cared not for either Whigs or Tories, or what factions contentions they might have. The Chronicle, forsooth, told them that in the agitation they were labouring for the restoration of the Whigs (laughter); but he had ...
... of Richmond, and Mr. More O'Ferrall, M.P., both Whigs. Mr. O'Ferrall has, however, from the delicate state of his health, declined to act ; but his successor will, of course, be a Liberal. The Monitor (Whig- Radical) says— To the composition of this commission ...
... For own part, we think it doing and has done good. Such is the Whig manifesto of the present day, thus vehemently favourable to the Repeal agitation. Yes, the manifesto of the very same Whigs who, when it served their party purposes, denounced similar agitation ...
... attention of the public to a greater extent than, we fear, it does. But here we have a chorus of answers from Whigs and Traclarians. Conciliate, say the Whigs; hand the government over to Mr. O'Connell and the thing is done. Establish the ancient Church, say the ...
... youth of Ireland from their country had sealed the fate of the Whigs, and filled every honest heart in Ireland with disgust. Whatever government came in, the Trish people would not endure a Whig government, and if they were to come in to-morrow, he thought ...
... . TIIE WHIGS AT NORTHAMPTON. TO THE EDITOR or THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. Northampton, Nov. 8. . Sir,—You state in your paper of Saturday last, that in this town the Liberal party has gained an advantage, the members returned being four Whigs and two ...
... ELECTION.-CONSERVATIVE , TRIUMPH. CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY MARCH 20. The polling commenced this morning at eight o'clock, when the Whigs made a grand dash, and secured a large majority 6 for their candidate, which they kept increasing, and at 11 o'clock it amounted ...
... opposition to the Whig party. They say that they stopped Sir George Larpent at Rugby. , The Whigs, on the other hand, declare themselves reconciled to the nomination of Mr. Gisborne, as they claim him as a tried supporter of the Whig administration, a ...
... Herald. Surely, then, there can be but little loss were the Times to commit political suicide, and bequeath its body to the Whigs, or to become, with the Chronicle, a pensioner upon the League fund. The continuance of the Post's lunacy is still less a loss ...