... conducted in a spirit of great moderation. The Whigs were high in the majority for all the offices contended for, and Mr. Kingsland, a well-known Whig, had been elected mayor. Of members of Assembly, the Whigs have elected 13 out of 16. The excitement caused ...

... advocate. In England it would be enough to say in one word we are Tory or Conservative, Whig or Radical; in France, Legitimi,t, Constitutionalist, or Socialist; in America, Whig, Loco-foco, and soon. In old established communities men have arranged themselves ...

... —and recommended her to try the practicability of a combination between the knot of statesmen called the Peel party, and the Whigs ; should the attempt fail, his own difficulties, he said, would be much diminished. In compliance with this advice it was that ...

... THE LYTTELTON TIMES. Whig or Tory. Parties and party distinctions are amongst the products which we must raise by our own industry. No doubt various objects of local interest will spring up calling forth discussion and creating division, and parties will ...

... is precluded from having an opportunity of influencing or controlling, the acts of the Association. It has been said of the Whigs, that they were fond of building walls to run their heads against, and if one Company now happily defunct, should have created ...

... a compromise between Liberal-Ministerialism and Chartism: too restless to stand still, it is discountenanced by all steady Whigs ; too slow to move with the people, it is suspected by all ardent Chartists; not gaining ground with either, it lacks the ...