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... is because there is such thing a Whig connexion, that have, again and again, seen Whig Ministry. So far back as our political memory extends, it has continually and loudly been asseverated that the Whigs were politically defunct. They have been doomed ...
... Green, and Lonimnna; .John M array. Albemnne-etreet. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS the WHIG PARTY. Jut published, YoL 1., poet Sro. price o>. 6d. doth, •mjrBiIOIRS ®f &T WHIG PARTY IWi during MT TIME. Bj HENRT RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited Son, HENRY EDWARD ...
... consistency—to quarrel with the Whig party for being the Whig party, and for having Whig connections. As far back as our political memory extends, we have always heard the Whigs abused, in like manner, for being Whigs, and concentrating ...
... in every part. The Rev, Dr. Cooke accoai pauied Mr. Spurgeon into tho pulpit, and read « portion tbo service. The Northern Whig says ...
... party names, the words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas tastened to them.” Explain the origin of the words Whig” and ** Tory,” and ...
... The Northern Whigs and Freesoilers voted in body against the bill, and the Democratic vote was divided. Then effort was made to concentrate the Northern strength on a sectional issue, which, for a time, promised to be successful. But the Whigs were unwilling ...
... of vote by ballot has only been signed by 29 members as yet —not oue-half of ** the popular representatives.” The Northern Whig intimates that the trial of the persons arrested in Belfast for their alleged connection with the Fhmaix Society is likely ...
... police 'lbroo quartered upon the Comity Armagh the .depot in Dublin, to which they will proceed short time.” - The Northern Whig mentions a rumour which ha* been current in .Belfast, and which would appear rest mainly communication received there 'from ...
... following upon the late changes in the administration of affairs in Eng* land :—From our point of view, Tory Cabinet is better than Whig one ; but oar wishes must pot be confounded with our opinions. Lord Derby will fall. The Conservative party England is now ...
... the business modern Whigs not the Reform bill of 1832, but to pass the Reform bill of iB6O. There is Utile d inger that tbo Liberals of Northampton will forget their duties. The speeches delivered on Thursday week show that the Whig families will still ...
... were the persons to suffer? Not the old Whigs, who voted against the government, thongh that appeared to be contrary to the usual feeling in those matters. When he was a member of the House of Commons, if any Whig gentleman presumed to differ from his party ...
... LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS. . Now ready, Vols. I. and 11. inpoat Bvo. price 9s. 6d. each, Memoirs of the whig party during MY TIME. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited his Son, HENRY EDWARD LORD HOLLAND. Lately published, price 10a. 6d. LOUD HOLLAND’S FOREIGN ...