... this occasion, seven Whigs, (of whom four were Free-traders, and tfln-e Protectionists), and one Conservative (Protectionist), aundidutes were in the field. The four who bad the greatest number of votes were one Protectionist Whig (Petherbridge), and three ...

... with no rsvoarablo mpone frtto We ■eJth, but ia the leaftnf -W% iouru4U of that Action. Some of the Whig papers nodilda. lion of Henry Cloy, as the Whig candidate for the ft |£^^yelwm»;eteismehip.aa^^Hareieanooßi. lore rweired advices and letters from ...

... matrimonial alliance. In public life, the late Duke was distinguished as a bold, consistent, and uncompromising opponent of Whig, and what are called liberal measures, more especially of the Reform Act. The noble Duke, notwithstanding, never under any ...

... tffhhich Is attached.” The facts are, that when Lord Arundel was in Paris before the session opened every effort was made by the whigs to prevent his return to England. They offered him a German Embassy, and pressed such an appointment upon him with a great ...

... seven leosons for not accepting any new measure of reform from the present government:— First, —Because, if introduced by the Whig ministers at this present juncture, the bill would probably be framed more for the purpose of keeping themselves in office ...

... spirit v? Whigs have been ever actuated, and the nor * >e they have undeviatingly pursued towaX.l, of England. There now prosit of this tyranny. Then if the past cannot frorn the future may be ameliorated. Let * «l fairly rid of this Whig influence, ...

... leading men who will brought forward at the Whig State Convention, in Lancaster, in connection with the Presidency. This is a question of great importance the present time for the whole country, especially the W'hig party ; and the office holders are awaiting ...

... cheering the anticentralisation sentiments of the, Whig daiembwes of tfctir oirier, who in return applauded to the echo their speeches their turn came. The Whig member of parliameut 'and the Conservative—the Whig barrister and the Conservative-clergymen of all ...

... and to consider other important business connected with the new university. The Pope and the Queen’s Colleges.—The Belfast Whig has the following remarks in reference to the rumour to the effect that the Pope bad ratified the decrees ot the synod of Thurles ...

... died, 1847; Lord George Bentloek, •tateemais IJJJ. sented is certainly the.r own fault We can aid in the foraation local Tory, Whig, and Radical Committees, Sl , illon Pon™ and nerbane. of them; cannot (at least l.land, IMS j Mn. Blanche, dramathl, dled.lMO ...

... the benefft of foreign emigrants settling in the West, to be managed by the city authorities of St. Louis. The Pennsylraman whig Convention has nominated General Scott for the next excitement has been produced in New York, by the Romanist Archbishop, Dr ...

... of the Government arms and ammunition unaer his charge. At the annual election of the city officers for San Francisco, the Whigs carried all the offices against the Democrats and Independents. The city is in debt a million and a-half of dollars, although ...