... electors, had until lately for one of its representatives the honourable Captain Pelham, a Whig and a Free Trader. At the last general election Boston returned both a Whig and Tory—the former leading the poll a majority of 150 over the latter. Both its rep ...

... might be, that England crucified between the Tories and the Whigs; and Cobbett used denounce with his customary force that conspiracy of parties which he called the political seesaw, by which Whigs and Tories, with all their mutual antipathies, yet take ...

... MOVEMENTS—THE LEITH ELECTION, &c. (From our Edinburgh Correspondent.) Edinburgh, Tuesday Morning. The usual routine of our Whig political life here hrs, during the last week, been somewhat ruffled by the events which have followed the death of the late ...

... qualifications ; but beyond this, no reasonable man would push the claims of political partizankbip. The country not care whether Whigs or Tories are promoted, provided they get the best men. The system of exclusive dealing sits with a peculiarly bad grace upon ...

... command the support of Parliament, and neither of them seem likely to take steps to improve or strengthen their position. Neither Whig nor Tory, as at present existing, thinking and acting, can succeed carrying on the public business, and the worst of it is ...

... nrgioei from entering that slate, and affixing heavy penalties upon them when they euter it, J. T. Mrron, of Ilenry, who is both whig and a wig, moved ind section, ' Th»t the bill should be in force from ana after its publication the lowa Free Democrat,' the ...

... bad been proposed and seconded, Mr Sleator, sen., proposed his «on as a candidate, on the ground that he was enemy to the Whigs and their Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, and an advocate of a fair bill for tenant-right and landlord jutrfice. For want of a ...

... as Sir Edward Lytton, from one who is a constitutional Whig, mixing in the society of the leading Whigs, may reasonably be expected to know something of the real opinions of the constitutional Whig party, and, we are sure, will be read with great satisfaction ...

... public credit. He then went to say that this impost was owing to the maladministration of the finances during five years of the Whig Government, in w.iich period large reductions were made in taxation, while at the same time large additions were made in the ...

... no cohesion on their (the Liberal) side ofthe House; the Whigs were not of their party, and they never pretended it. (Cheers.) The Whigs, and the policy the Whigs, was for the Whigs. was for Whig supremacy, for the three or four families who ...

... before Parliament; but so far as Can be judged, tbe remedy will come far short of the disease. It is the misfortune of the Whigs that they can never grapple with any great subject in a vigorous and comprehensive manner— they merely nibble at the outside ...

... certainly will not have the effect of damaging the Whigs;— on the contrary, the greater the animosity and estrangement between these two powerful members the better will be for the liberal party and the Whig Government. The Papal aggression measure is more ...