... eanditate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that a new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained by this policy, for the Whig concentration was ...

... 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 ...

... Constitution. In 1848 they all knew that a sudden change in political opinions took place amongst the whole body of persons both Whigs and Tories. It seemed as if a sudden conversion had come over them, that parties who had held the doctrines of protection for ...

... cannot but prove beneficial to the community at large, and particularly to the unemployed fishermen along this coast. —Northern Whig. ...

... government. Four parties may be said to be interested in the present conjuncture of colonial politics :- 1. The official or Whig party. 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 3. The Radical or economical party. 4. The colonists themselves; of these the last three ...

... rupture . of . the peace of Amiens, than school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a the aristocracy o birth, Whig. I have since learned to consider a Peel-Conservative th, which includes the lauded arm' tolandlord as the worst evil of the ...

... prominent offenders figures Sir Thomas Turton—Lord Durham's soefewhat notorious Mr. Tturtoe—who, for his good sei;rices a the Whigs, had been sent to Calcutta as Registrar-General, Ind is now confined in the jail of that place upon a charged fraud. We learn ...

... who changed so much as to have repudiated his former self, nor is the pro. penalty to political degradation confined to the Whig ranks It has many of the properties of a general malady, and has proved so infectious as to have smitten those who were once ...

... Morninf Chronicle does not make a much better hand of the mortifying announcement:— The new President's known opinions as a Whig candidate will, of course, have prepared our readers for a certain amount of protectionism in his first Message to Congress ...

... day a corncrake was M the same hayrick. The birds appeared M the feathers of the one which remained ready ruffled.—Northern Whig. Since Taesday, continued ve times been they are _ - surplus of le population -clod Was 203,000, and seemed at 365,800, it ...

... their unfitness for office. Would not the Whig reply, What nonsense are you talking! Do you not know that the Chronicle has changed hands—that the Whigs have nothing to do with it, nor it with the Whigs; that the Peelites have bought it, and that it ...

... to the improvement of Irelivid that this low he substantially amended. The noble Lord, who while he sat in Parliament was a Whig, delivered a 'loathing denunciation of the present Ministry and their Irish measures. The Han. ST. BUTLER seconded the resolution ...