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... Subsequently to that date various ballots weft held, but without any definite result; and ultintlately t candidate for the Whig party, ?? Winthrop, was i :d3eeS to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopt and a new attempt made to obtain a ...
... any substantial measure of reform couldever expected from either Whig Tory. The battle must fought by the people themselves, apart from all patty ground. It would the policy of the Whigs endeavour to throw dust in the eye* of the people, and put them off ...
... from 1dm would be the old one, -perhaps in a new aspect. They would nover get a substantial measure of reform either from Whigs or Tories. Beth would cling to office, and keep their places and pensions, so long' as thl'ey possibly could. 'There was no ...
... doubt about the duration 0 1'he ofhis Miuiistry, broken tile neck of the Colonial opposition, II ved and imbued every feline Whig in Downiiig-street evils lb d ties addirtional vitality eflialf-a-dozen cats a-piece by his AsIs- tr oil pec of last nlight ...
... TUE WHIGS TOO STRONG AGAIN. •• We nr* too «tr ...
... al -and other stiffering iutdrests. .p in the -present houise of Commons Othere are four distinct se( partipb:-1.irt the. Whigs proper, or Ministerialists. numn. sei beri'a abofit- 265(t.'eeondliy, ?? seetiou,¾ nambering, no: about'960; thirdly, thd Cobden ...
... although doubtless his inclinations will lead him to put out hi* strength, when occasion and con-cience concur, in favour the Whig Oovcro* The reason* in support of a double chamber legislation would seem sustained by the experience recent Continental event* ...
... i.uqvwrs brought about. To support this insidious p. Jipj, there have not been a* Asm^rtersfri>m the Free Trade ranks .4d Whigs, who were never very decided, and, more inqiortant still, ii the Peebles (under the leading the late Premier's fint lieulenant> ...
... Sir Jahir liiittos Craig—Our obituary of t°* day announces the nealh o! this well-known, and lonK respected leader of the Whig parly in Scotland. In our next shall make room lor some of the biographical notice winch the deceased eminent man wna sure ...
... considered the motion belore the honse was the necessity for reduction of taxation, and he not from what quarter came—whether Tory, Whig,or Radical -he was r ...
... onsbi no lone r exist, an.) Tory, Whig, ami t»l Uyin- echoed the same sentiment. Otiiv one eonditeioo can l«Jr»an from tliii »i,d would press »l earnestly .m the atlcnt snch of our Professors— if any such there Jisposcd to resist a union I form p ...
... thtea are and aiishinf alter. \od it a ill altered. l>r. Jack, the renerablc I'rinripal Kings College, has always been a eon- Whig, and bare doubt ill quite -.lsacritiee any little feeling rivalry that I** . rents may Have engendered, when that.«is for the ...