Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the United States we learn that General Scott's nomination for the Presidency meets with increased opposition. The southern Whigs have seceded from the decision of the Baltimore Convention ; and Webster has taken the field to oppose him. ...
... thirdly, we have the Whigs and Liberal Free Traders ; and, fourthly, the Peelites and Conservative Free Traders. This Free Trade phalanx may be mustered as follows:— Radical Reformers, 87 New members pledged to Reform, . 26 Liberals and Whigs 06 Peelites, . ...
... retired and Mr Dundas had come for ward, turned about and gave their ciple, Sir! port to Mr Dundas? This was prin- hey were Whigs, and of course had to ition. support their principles against all Tory Had not Mr Anderson sold his county to e Tories for ...
... thii faction clamoured against well-known and well tried candidate, who might almost be described more a Presbyterian than a Whig, and in favour a gentleman whom they never heard of before, ant who for all they knew might Turk or Pagan In the Northern Burghs ...
... to the Daily News in reference to the speech made at Kirkwall (a report of which appeared iu our last) by Mr F. Dundaa, the Whig candidate, in which he accused Mr Anderson of having entered into compact with the present Government t) transfer to them the ...
... this coun- try as regards the people and the rulers of the continent in terms sufficiently gloomy, We have endeavoured (or our Whig rulers rather for us) too much to hold with the hare and run with the hounds in the and struggles that came to a head in 1848 ...
... as we can collect from the inquiries we have made, the proceedin were harmonious and mutually satisfactory—.The North- ern Whig. Tue Estates’ Commisston.— the Encumbered Estates’ Court, from the The following is an accurate 1eturn of the sales in ing ...
... the laureate odes, in er to in if that new pursuit would kill the ennui by which I am de- voured, Being in politica between a Whig and a Jaco- bin, the subject of our praise will have sc much of the Roma’ unt in my eyes, as sufficiently to re- semble the ...