... nunc nr* of re- 1 tenting* in the Whig camp j—fear* a. filed duty agitate the Leaguer*; the acale appear* to tremble; ttepe forward, and I casta his weight Into the aide Free Trade, I Bright. Cobden, and Co., aayt, the Whig Miniatry should (ail you, I'm your ...

... our p ovious letters to that the accounts now received billotincrs had been held; thirty-two had been taken, Messrs Winthrop (Whig), and Cobb (Democrat), beiur the leading candidates. Subsequently, the favour of the latter candidate diminished, and Mr Pidter ...

... ed if its tone be otherwise than friendly to this country. We have no doubt that in so far as regards the man, and the old Whig party with which he is identified, there is a strong desire to cultivate the friendship of Britain, and to avoid those irritating ...

... Isis country, such as will secure a triumph to its friends, and cause dismay amongst its foes, and convince the compromising Whigs that the national question of Repeal will be our rallying cry on which we will return flfwymembers to the new council-if one ...

... Saturday last, in the Town Hall. At the hour appointed— twelve o'clock- there were not many present ; however, says the Northern Whig, about one o'clock the Town Hall was filled with a numerous and very respectable assemblage. Dr. Boyd, M.P., took the chair ...

... principles and the ruinous policy of Ftee Ttade gathering overhead, which threaten* to blight for ever the political hopes of the Whig- Radicals, and of their half-rival, half-ally. Sir Robert Peel; and lo ! all at once, to break the power of the angry elements ...

... House of Representatives have taken place without any effect, as no candidate has as 3et obtained an absolute majority. The Whig and Democratic parties can no longer mteaure their strengthi fairly against each other, as a third:party Ilas ariseni called ...

... 'which can only concern myself and my tenants. What you may mean, by Whig Landlords I do not quite comprehend. If you mean that I hiave generally supported the policy of the Whigs, it is true-but if you mean that, in the spirit of a partisan, I have ...

... connected with this subject. Nearly fifty unsuccessful attempts had been made to fill the chair in the Lower House. The old Whig and Democratic parties, bent on trying their strength, as usual, in the election of Speaker, advanced each their candidate; ...

... nothing for it but lloßsoar’s chose * which means a choice between six and half-s Peel was prepared with all this, but &( the Whig Lords. It was early 1845, that the Times uttered that borreved thunder which reverberated throughout the werM—l.a» it proclaimed ...

... could not accept whet was never offered. The facts were thsse— Whi!e Sir Robert Peel was playing with his sliding scile the Whigs attacked him with their eight-shilling duty; in the interim Sir Robert Peel was supported triumphantly by the agriculturists ...

... improbable. Sir R. PEEL prepared the way for this catastrophe, by his base ingratitude to the Cauadian loyalists, and the Whigs have earnestly laboured to complete his work. Faithful to the maxims of modern Whiggery, they endeavoured to secure place, ...