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... of the Whig party, and six by the Demo- en crats. From these one of each party will be all selected by a conveation, and unless the third, lit or freesoil party, nominates a candidate, the se contest will lie between the nominees of the Whigs of and Democrats ...
... Oniled Kingdom. He carried with him copies out latest publication. He was dining in the market-town of lordly .Icinity which Whig scions of Royally once often risited. Ho, after dinner, his hotel, the prmcipS farmer deseried in the market-place. • jMsed ...
... to a 'Whig Government. In what that pressure consists we are really at a loss to know. Our own experience tells us that the Conservative body in Liverpool have, during the past few years, been anything but pressing in their opposition to Whig measures; ...
... of every shade of opinion, nearly from every party in the kingdom, some of them the distinguished •epresentatives of the old Whig families of the land, 'hose names have been associated for centuries with the '-les of civil and religious liberty, have re-echnew ...
... undignified course and seems bent on making the Curates’ Aid Society the irutrument of his revenge. Verily the Churchhating Whigs have much to answer for, as regards their distribution of Church patronage! But of all the heavy blows and great discouragements** ...
... ABOLITION OF THE YICEROY=AALTfY OF IRELAND. I .. . .. . . _ Atlast the Whig Government has wisely resolved f I n to abolish the costly and useless, if not pernicious m y piece of pagcantry, the Lord Lieutenaucy of Ire- Sue I land. The office has existed ...
... alarmed lest voting for economy should turn out the Whigs and bring in the Tories and Protection. The earnest men reply to this, that, if the Tories would give retrenchment, they would prefer them to the Whigs ; and that, as to Protection, madness itself would ...
... immediitcljr npoMd to it ChioMy-poU, ditto, old »po.U, rartssiass?^!SS®£ fortunately »®.«d damage worth mentioning. The Nortkem Whig etatee that the atorm did great damage in Belfast. V ln the workhouse of that town three b!>yt wire killed by the stone and ...
... FOREIGN POLICY. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ON MR. ROEBUCK'S MOTION. Aces.. 310 Noes 264 Tellers.. 312 266 Pairs Absent Whigs . 21 Absent Conservatives, including 342 both Protectionists 313 and Peclites 3B Speaker .. No fewer than 578 members were present ...
... we alhide to. It is true that Baron Rothschild may be mortified j and annoyed by the treatment of Lord John Russell and the whigs. It is said that neither Lord Palmerston nor the Chancellor of the Exchequer are desirous of seeing so acute a financier in ...
... way into parliament through the convenient borough of Westbury. In 1830, the Conservatives having quitted office, and the Whigs let in to carry the reform bill, Sir Robert Peel opposed that measure with great ability. In 1834, Earl Spencer died, Lord ...
... depression of agriculture, and praying for an early dissolution of Parliament. In the present House of Commons there are the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 260 ; the Peel section, numbering about 90 ; the Cobden and Hume radical reformers ...