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... Liberal. that'citrtnt lhO| Ministry gain? exchange. In. Orkney, again, the Whig Radical Mr succeotieil by the Whig givinga gain far the set the submitu« km of the Mr Laing for the Whig Loch in the bpjfglUanil,, ,a.W, it may held tliat Lord John Uusdelf f 19 ...
... vain it leads the complete demolition the old Whig clique, with their antiquated doctrines and their ingrained nepotism. Those respectable traditions no doubt merit handsomely enshrined the chapel of Whig worthies at Woburn, but they have no longer place ...
... Hamilton, being at the same time returned for Imnarkshirc. for which continued Ito sit until bis lamented death in 182,. Ihe I Whigs came into office, under Lord Grenville, in February 1806, and, on the 10th June follow! ing. the Marquess of Douglas was sworn ...
... eiuiciu* be realised, it may show its gratitude substituting the name of Webster for that of General Winfield .Scott, as the Whig candidate for the Presidency. Some such vision may have crossed Webster’s brain. But the plot is transparent; ...
... line, and they have never vet openly thrown their allegiance to party; nu-n classed by public estimation among the Whigs, and reckoned hy Whig leaders forming part of their effective strength, and now acting with that section, partly from old habit, partly ...
... THE COHEANT, SATODAY, AUGUST 28, 1852. -fW. a,. • • LORD EGLIh'TOS /-V IRELAND ' (Prom The Belfast Northern Whig.) arc not amongst Jliosc who expect an advantage the country - from the Ministry which (Lord Derby is the chief. But there is one momJ»er ...
... chronicled in one two the American journals received the last steamer. Xew Jfernld simply announces that (Jcneral •• Scott, the Whig candidate for the Presidency,” has written letter advocating the annexation ('ftimda the United States.” and that pr ...
... together for the good of the people. (Cheers.) He was a Whig, ami gloried in the name—the Whigs represented the real principles of liberty. Mr Adam then referred briefly the history of the Whigs, from the Revolution of to the Reform Bill 1832, as illustrating ...
... Derby’s ; and it remains to be whether Ids Lordship to emulate the his Conservative ptede- or te«ipt the ■discomfiture -which his Whig rival. Tliehi one tli’mk. whjch, liot paramount importance, deserves .more any question of the readjustniont taxation titan ...
... Administration measures which Cobdcn and Hume (and who both evinced greater leaning to Sir Robert Peel as Minister, than to the Whig party office) conceive fair and liberal, defy the Opposition, thus reduced, to unseat them.— The Caledonian Mercury The Lo ...
... going - »hnnt tl»y cb^tryliA'in*; uu.»u’ihont- ' ,(,eTB that the usual fate of stolen articles, ...
... with view to the popularity that gem rest of it was filled a m«*t rcapectable assemblage. tlu> iadopeinl.ait uamlidate tlie Whig The Uev. .Tames Kirkwood of St James Plaee Church l«wtyfo, the I’reßßleiii r. In wonln, to eMir j»a on fli, j«una were the ...