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... secoded, and called another Convention of what they call the National Whig party, in distinc tion from the Anti-Slavery Whigs. We suppose the Iresult of the split among tise Whigs will be to ensure Ithe election of Democratic candidates at the coming ...
... The Papal Aggression and the Whigs.—The impression grows stronger and stronger that the settlement of the Papal difficulty which ministers intend propose is virtually hand over to the Pope the Irish diadem tin; Queen. We are submit to the insolentag ...
... MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1868. —MILL HILL WARD. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sm,—As a consistent Whig allow me to protect most strongly against the supposition that the paragraph referring to forth c iming Mill Hill Election inserted Thursday's Mercury ...
... N ¢ 1 Whig : fi.fi‘.‘::‘q l e PARLIAMENTARY. HOUSE OF LORDS—Mospay, ArriL 4. The Lorp CHANCELLOE took Lis seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. R ' P e There was a numerous atten lance of peers on both the Ministerial and Opposition benches. The galleries ...
... Di-rt and the Whig motion which Mr. Disraeli has given notn-c »ill altord tolerably fair evidence of the strength and .lisp >arUon parties *n the House Commons. lie Customs Bill and {he hill commuting the windovj tax for a house tax framed and proposed ...
... country, and mainly under the patronage of tbe Whigs, what may not inaptly be designated a mali* cious kind of political Jackdawism. Tbis mean and meretricious vice has culminated and collapsed by turns. The Whigs and their supporters in the press have had ...
... MEETING OF THE WHIG-RADICAL FREE- TRADERS FOR THB PURPOSE OF IN- TIMIDATING THE PRESENT CON- SERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. The politicians of the Manchester school from all parts of the country had what they termed a great banquet on Tuesday night last. If the ...
... Pontefract.—We understand that Mr. Oliveira, the whig member for this borough, will address his constituents next Wednesday, at the Town Hall. Pontefract Races. —There are good entries and . good promises for these races, which are to come off next Monday ...
... THE NEW iNTASION. The French they are coming—Oh ho! Oh hoi A pretty mtm the Whigs have made us I nothing turn them out We shall have the French Invade -Ere we know what war* about . , Long, they say, they've wisheditoiaeet open equal fight; ' When they ...
... Id tbe present House of Commons there are four distinct parties—First, the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 260 ; secondly, the Peel seotioo, numbering about 90 ; thirdly, the Cobden and Hume radical reformers, numbering about 50; fourthly ...
... Representation of Clackmannan.—Mr. Adam, son Admiral Sir C. Adam, X.C.8., Governor of Greenwich Hospital, named the Whig-Radical Free-trade candidate in the room of General Sir W. Morison, deceased. Inquiry into the Kaffir War.—We understand that Major ...
... his friends, a good and true man will be forthcoming before Parliament is dissolved. As we stated a fortnight ago, the Whigs and Whig- Radicals are threatening to bring forward two candidates, aid we believe it was decided at a meeting of ?? combined Liberals ...