... contemporaries makes great fuss because the Whigs generally did net support Mr. Houghton, and scorns to think there roust bs treachery, because the Russell family were fighting for Free-Trade in London, and the Whigs Ledford shire refuted to vote for Mr. Houghton ...

... pilotied tbe ship by any rock that was still We think so. We are no blind worshipper* of have animadverted on the policy of both Whigs sod Tories, and *ha)l do again. Still, when we recollect Lord John's long career—hia early struggles for those great measures ...

... with the electioneering history of the county ever since 1820, we draw oor authority from that. Prior to the year IS2C, the Whig and Tory parties where too desperately pitted against each other, and their contests were too constantly recurring, and too ...

... whatever hallucination had clouded his Lordship's intellect, hit friends clearly saw that when the country was daiitisfiod with Whigs for not getting on fatter, a government that meant reverse the rtgine and steam backwards could not last week, —to all of any ...

... that it wilt mischief either to Cnitslisnity ur to civil liivenv (cheers.) Meterring the mini-tr-. said. The Whigs. a»»d the ol Whigs, for lltu Whigs. It was f»r auptemscy, lor the three or four Ssmilira le-:»eved Hies had dainty govern the country. If the ...

... more youthful associates, assuring them that this present movement was worthy the days of old whiggerj,—worthy the days when whig meant something ; and occasionally such stereotyped phrases os these found utterance. ** Constitutional rights,— •’ The liberty ...

... IRELAND. DUBLIN. Jons 10. The ** Northern Whig has the fo lowing paragraph It Is generally known that tbs great outcry of the protwtlontsts has been directed against tbs large Importations of flour from Prance. From the tenor of letter Jest fieri red ...

... ed with the Whigs for not get faster, government that meant r>*v ...

... All thanks to the Supreme Ruler of the Universe that right was done in time, and all honcur to the Whig* achieving the reform the Poor Laws, —and to Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, who combined to give the people food. It was owing this that England rode out ...

... disaalisfied with the V faster. • goverununt t engine __«o »U of ®nr expcrici -an to make excu-c,*’ |i* task despair. (he Whigs and t and so they might hare ...

... scarce a single measure haring become law. Thunder aod lighti ning from bright blue has been deemed miracle in all ages: the Whigs hare managed bring this about in their political heaven —clear and placid though it seemed—hy first raising the clouds from ...

... the evening papers, the reinstated Premier assembled at bisoffc-ial residence many as ooi* hundred and seventy of his Whig and Whig-radical supporters. bird John Russell was attended Sir (Jeerc* Grer. Viscount Palmerston. Sir Charles Wood, Sir Francis ...