... T. Lonpos, Wepvespay The Times is “ taken by Lord Staniey’s reply to the letter of Mr. G. F. Young. Free Traders and their Whig- Radical allies have been counting upon a rupture between Lord Stanley and the great Protectionist party ever since the delivery ...

... those gracious Defender of Faith, Queen Victoria. is, bowerer, only natural result of Whig sympathy for Jews and Infidels. Oar readers will not forget that tho Whigs proposed bill for the creation diplomatic relations with Bowse; end it sap. posed that ...

... for his part he did not care whe h er they elected Yories, Whigs, or Radicals, if they got good men w o had an interest in the ward. Mr. GarRDNER rem embered when they had a very libe- ral Whig, that some parties were not satisfied, but would have aC artist ...

... Esq., senior, were present on behaif of the Conservatives and protee- tionists, and Mr. Postlethwaite, solicitor, for the Whig or Liberal party. The proceedings did not occupy more than a couple of hours, and the utmost good feeling prevailed all parties ...

... patrooafe Jaaajaad Infidels. tfca probability that tka ptan mid raaairad with faronr by the Ooranaaant; with oar axparlanea Whig laxity raUgioo, oanld nndae their guidance in thUabold attempt tnand.r-ina tbs Protaatant'faith. Saak, bowarar, the fact. A ...

... eloped ae it oaght to be with aefety te that liberty id aetba open which BagUibmea pride themeelree, and which fa hoped not Whig will allowed to them. Oar criminal policy founded upon moat and judiciooa pried plea In Eagbad aocmed peraoae are net eppreeeed ...

... r Pemberton. Ean., the 83th yenr of nge. . On Tnes4ay, Alderley-pork, Cheshire, .ged 84, Lord SUoley,ofAldwtoy. H. wur^ to Whig*. Lord F.ddiabory, now one of th. Ooder-B.ci.torw. Lord Wm. Bwruford, “Aiß ...

... His Lordship was connected with the oldest families and Cheshire. He was one of those who were raised to the Peerage the Whigs for the purpose of increasing their numerical strength the House of Lords. Hi* death will sincerely la. roented bis numerous ...

... a, (tha firm of Parry and Pootietbwaite). the part of the Whig*. The proceed, logs wore coodocted with perfect cordiality and good humour. In tha boroagh the naaaaa no laaa than fourteen Whigs were struck off the Kata; and fourteen Cooaerratira claims ...

... English Romanist votes in the House of Commons; but he will receive the ardent support of the Conservative Pai and ofall the Whigs who are true to the principles which actuated them in We agree with Lord John that th e is more ground for indignation Chan ...

... degree of the Church. Such rank and precedence it was not the power of the tenant cither to confer or with- ——wheth he were a Whig or an Urangeman, it was his ly to treat m according to the dignity which it had ple the Sovereign to re mag snise in their ...

... Union, had res in the election of Mr. Hunt as governor of tbe state! Whigs returning also a majority of members of coogre ' the legislature. From Michigan, likewise, there are »cc a whig triumph ; and expectations were accordingly tamed that the disunionist ...