... the ensuing o’ection, and future, 1 would say keep nnpauyn lire lent with lh- Whig who served with Lord Palin r.tin; Lnd, regards the fn-urc. tik; cate taat neither Whig « Radical steak a march upou you. 1 dear Sir, your most obedient servant, A CONSSBVaTIVB ...

... we arc sorry to say, they are only few—liberal ideas, is what might have expected. But that all the Conservative, and even Whig interest in Aberdeen aided by Clova’s friend, the Duke, and backed by all the weight of Admiral Gordon himself, should be unset ...

... 1 1 CTnaWor I .a, reat luck in being there heard the omllent uni read and wlmt nua better 1 hud of ttcumg to the 'cry able Whig and ComervuUTO. and Ui. Il Tn“Se cf i therefore not th!.Vuonld have gone far repealed burrta hil 1 t |,e fnm e hourue. .. »t ...

... with cnsiwctcr r.tlc seJU. Whte cause .. It then 'Ttoidn rt erson Fox Thcic were few Scotch counties at that lime m Y ' Whig candidate bad any chance success, but the Pj»™ J J ®“j I eucc, which hud swayed Angus for more than half a di minanl there ...

... intelligence, those who have had the advantage of a I ntversity education. It seems the desire of all parties—Conservatives, Whigs, and hig-Radicals —to bestow the franchise on the deserving artisan the industrious and well-behaved workingman,” but they ...

... were to the country upon. Why, it was to decide the simple question whether the country should be goverr ed Conservative or Whig Government—(hear, bear). The debate was kept up by Mr. illiers, Mr. Henley, Mr. S. Herbert. Mr. Moore, Sir J. Tyrell, Mr. F ...

... Utholic emancipation, wrote to him that if the subject abonld renewed in the next assembly, win renewed, but that lime the Whigs wete lißpmcta, and that very person opposed it, and among other things bml tlm audacity to tl.at could not comprehend bow any ...