... making four in the field already, viz.: Mr. Clayton and Mr. Deering (Conservatives,) and Lord Nugent and Dr. Phillimore (Whigs.)— Bucks Gazette. Mr. W. Whateley, Q.C., the Oxford circuit, is a candidate for North Shields at the coming election, the ...

... justice to admit that lie never approached them under the nickname of a party man, or under the nickname of a Whig or Tory. (Hear, and cheers.) Whig and Tory appeared to him to be fossil men—the wreck of some decayed planet. (Cheers and laughter.) coutd not ...

... similar question is agitating the public mind. An important meeting has been held at Lexington, presided over Mr. Clay, the great Whig leader, at which resolutions were passed denouncing the war, and disavowing any desire acquire fresh territory. The Administration ...

... exist. Whig and tory uo longer denote any definite or distinctive political views. There must Ih> some added term to describe the complexion a member's politic** As have seen during the elections various candidates designated as 44 protectionist whig, or ...

... the vague epithets 4 liberal' and 4 conservative,' which have now entirely superseded 4 whig ' and 4 tory,' convey even less meaning than their predecessors. 4 Whig' or 4 tory' I meant at least a member of an organised party, but there are free trade ...

... of Portland, Mr. Fox, aud Earl Grey, preferring to remain in the House of Commons. Hereditarily and socially Mr. Byng was a Whig; but his Liberal principles were grafted into a mind whose moral sensibility was worth far more than mere brilliancy of intellect ...

... circulated during the recent contest in Kildare, and pronounced them to vile and calumnious. To the unholy alliance hetiveen Whigs and Tories, coupled with the intimidation of tenants, and other unconstitutional practices, was the temporary defeat of Repeal ...

... exponent ot ignorance. They went together, hut tbey did not go pari passu. Other Cabinets ran their beads npainnt a w;ill, but Whig Governments first huilt their wall, and tben ran their heads against it. (Loud laughter.) considered the Government scheme ...

... agony, and expired during the evening. No blame whatever is to be attached to any pcraon except the unfortunate girl.— Northern Whig. ...

... over the partj. Why is that ? It is, that the General Election approaches. Having, in office, adopted a negative policy, the Whigs of course are inclined to make the most of that policy, now that the season approaches when they must their best in the way ...

... said Dr. Johnson to Boswell, 44 comparisons are odious. Sir, the Whigs make comparisons. W hat Johnson meant by the latter assertion, we not know, hut certain it is that the Whigs are making comparison which, whether odious or not, is «tainlj just ...

... reform. The passing of the Reform Bill commemorated by a column erected near his residence; this afterwards swept away, for the Whigs went too alow for him, and he gave in his adhesion to Conservatism and Sir Robert Peel. Jenny Lind at Brighton.—The Swedish ...