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... THE UNIVERSITIES. and influence of the Whig party will be of immense ad- sixteen mil oh, making twenty-eight, which gave _ vantage uvercoming that hoetility with fax aafer prea- of forty-one miles, winch would open bv Ladv-a** following rel . onSitwl ...
... triumph of the democratic over the Whig party. The former have elected more than two-thirds of the members of the Common Council, thus reversing the state of parties in both boards, they have stood for some time past. The Whigs were likely to carry the state ...
... Govemmcat brought forward such measure, it would have been acquiesced in as a matter of course, by all, that is, but the Whigs; but the Whigs have so long preached up high-flown liberalism, moral, political, and rcligioua, that the Roman Catholics can only ...
... whenever one attempted an encroachment, the other (wo might unite in opposing It. TUt, however, we* unhappily destroyed by the Whig* in 1832 in forcing through the Legislature the Reform Bill. And there can be doubt that then is now, virtually, preoonderating ...
... are further rumours of Austrian eioediiioaT?— Switzerland. The TVaerr of yesterday aaya, it ia understood that the mhers the Whig administration will meet tU. their private capacity at Lamdowne-botue, ~miiln il couree that it becomes them pureoe, rinee ...
... happen to map not only without any nmpathjrvrithtfo principles of the UnW.rri.ybuto* sentiments decidedly hostile to them. A Whig Minister especially, generally the creature of faction and the sport of damocrecy—controlled altogether by jnflnenoee which ...
... just now. All the old parties seem broken up, and poor burgesses, who have hitherto quietly ranged themselves either on the Whig ®r Tory side, are now put to the annoyance and trouble of considering which the best man, the candidates are not marked for ...
... save a property tax. The lesson taught by the Whigs themselves, when struggling for power, was agitate, agitata, agitateand, while it cannot be denied that the Radicals have bettered the instruction,” out Whig Ministers, in these and most of their other ...
... had become evident, that owing to the disruption of the Conservative party, on the one hand, and the obstacles created in the Whig party, the other, neither Lord Stanley and his friends nor the partisans of the late Sir R. 1 eel were in position to construct ...
... of that determination, put up their man. Conservatives, in consequence, voted for Whigs. Although the Whigs had broken faith with the Consenatives, they supported the Whigs; and the present chief magistrate owes his position to Conservative aid. I may, ...
... the abolition of Church rates, against all Reform, against vote by ballot. Only last Friday night Mr. Henley voted with the Whigs against Mr. Locke King’s morion for extending the £lO franchise to counties. AM three these consistent gentlemen are great ...
... hierarchy. The fact is, that the policy adopted by’ the Parliament of 1829, under the auspices of Tory Government acting upon Whig principles, and by’ successive Parliaments under similar influences, has rendered the present aggression” almost necessary ...