... 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 ...

... £ood old cause will ere long triumph. Mean while, the ranks of the Protectionists are daily receiving ecruits from the old Whig party, who are beginning to get alarmed th • revolutionary tendency of the Cobdenite agitation. On the other hand and his ...

... province of Connanght, and in opposition to the domineering influence of M'Hale. The Protectionist Movement.—Several of the Whig gentry, in the southern and midland counties, are joining in the demand for Protection of some kind. The embarrassed proprietary ...

... , will prepared to question the soundness of his conclusions. On the one hand there is the largest party in the State—the Whigs—adhering without a dissenting voice to the free trade policy, and determined to stand or fall it. Alongside them we have Sir ...

... under his generalship. Not only are the advocates of Protection obtaining recruits from the Peel ranks, but from among the Whigs and Radicals. The great majority of the Irish members will vote for the abrogation of the present system, as well many English ...

... London long formed the grand rendezvous of the leaders of the Tory party, as that of the Duchess of Devonshire did to the Whigs. And as the beautiful Duchess Georgiana did not disdain to bestow a kiss on a London butcher, to win a vote for Charles James ...

... the Polish serf. Another significant demonstration has been the great Dublin meeting, at which Sever.il of ih • old bri-U Whigs repudiated the new philosophy and returned to the old. To-morrow the farmers of Buckingham will meet, at wh:ch Mr Cobden has ...

... their utmost exertions will directed. On the other hand, a dissolution, under present circumstances, is exactly what the Whigs tremble at. Of thrmselves, they are, as party, nearly effete, and kept in power solely the aid of the Peelites and free whose ...

... 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 ...

... members seem disposeil attend tlie aggregate meeting of Free Traders to discuss the points at issue with them The Northern Whig, to illustrate he absurdity protection, lias given the numbers of paupers receiving oot-dour reliet in the last two I years ...

... going supersede every sort of agitation—with imitation of each ; the Charters big and little, are superseded a sort of new Whig Charter: the Law Amendment Society is to see its work done—or shelved—by official bunds, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...