... inconveniences arising from the severity of the weather, and the distance, in many instances, necessary to be travelled; while the Whig candidate - the Coalitionist *' cooked for the occasion —was left minority of one thousand and nineteen Vo —was, in point of ...

... seems made np bis mind. But the puzzling question everyone asks is—upon what great question will the opposition challenge the whig cabinet to a pitched battle. One party considers it will be reform; don’t think so. We believe the conservatives will be content ...

... interview with her Majesty yesterday. With larger majorities for Ministers began the short campaign which last placed the Whigs on the Opposition benches. ...

... father was Prime Minister during the Reform eta, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal A ministrations. was Under Secretary for the Colonies during his father’s Government, then became Under-Secretary ...

... to the country; and, in combining with the Whigs, lie had done more exigencies of the public service and the danger of the country requh-ed. He (the Rev. C. Jlarriott) disapproved of the past policy of the Whigs in some particulars as much any one could ...

... and fineness of the crop* and the comparative insignificant damage done by tbo late rains. THE IMMACULATE WHIGS. CProm the John Bull.) The Whigs, as every one knows, are the sworn enemies of all corruption. To correct abn«*« »« the sole aim of their political ...

... Hammersmith Liberal and Radical Association one of tbe number is to mote tbe name of that body henceforth be the Hammersmith, Whig, Liberal, Radical, Home Hole, Temperance, and Socialistic Association,'' and perhaps might as well have added, while was about ...

... communicated from the adult to tne infant! An example, which proves this satisfactorily, is reported as follows in the Northern Whig The other day, a vaccination station certainly not hundred miles from the Belfast Exchange, a woman entered the room and asked ...

... Queen relied chiefly ui on the advice of Lord Melbourne, who proved himself to most judicious counsellor. But in May, 1839, the Whig Government was defeated and resigned office. Sir Robert Peel was sent for, and now onsued strange political otnbroglio. Before ...

... and penrion. Whig* and Tories once they were. In (be days of England's glory. Now there's nothing to compere, effect, twist Whig and Tory. Not difference worth two figs. In their virtue, more It, the Tories dlshod tbs Whigs, So the Whigs bnve dished the ...

... measure going further in the direction*©! the enfranchisement would opposed the Whig section of the Liberal party, and the Radicals are not strong enough to beat the Whigs and Conservatives united. The government bill regards Lincoln is much more liberal ...

... character and ability, hie own regret at having to oppose Mr. Gladstone, and his conviction that Mr. Gladstone’s union with the Whigs was a reason which made such opposition necessary. The Rev. E. C. Woolcombe, Balliol, then addressed the house in a Latin speech ...