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... is canvassing the electors, and will be guided by his experience, as to whether it is wile to oppose Mr Cornewall Lewis, the Whig.Mr Hardcastle, the late member for Colchester, has issued an (hire's to the electors of Bury St Edmund's, and is pposed by ...
... course you propose. We shall certainly succeed—but it will be against both the Whigs and Tories; and I would hold both parties cheap in regard to thrir assistantio. All the Whigs deprecate in words the fettering of the press; and yet, with paver in their ...
... the country in the emergency which occurred. And although it - may be a disappointment to some of the needy adherents of the Whig party that Lord Derby continues to enjoy the confidence of the Sovereign, and to carry on successfully the business of the ...
... the eves of the present Administration. Earl DERRY himself, a political apostate of the deepest dye, one who was a Whig and far beyond a Whig, and who is now sunk in the depths of Conservatism, cannot but look with envy on a nobleman who, to the charm.. ...
... any attention to the pleasure or displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. ' These last members are few In number; and as they will not bend to the temporising measures of the Whigs, they have no kind of Influence with them, and their opinions and ...
... has pleased Providence to give me.' (Applause.) With not less boldness and equal perspicuity did Lord John Russell, the great Whig leader, declare at the Perth Panmure Benquet in favour of progressive constitutional reforms and English democracy. His Lordship's ...
... and 373,168 dole, in specie. The news by this arrival is four days later than that received by the Arctic.—General Scott, the Whig candidate, is making a tour to the west, and his friends gave him a public reception in the different cities and towns through ...
... bounds of my own responsibility. I look upon it as a tribute paid by the Liberal body of this city to those landmarks which the Whig party have ever respected. and never for a moment been tempted to desert, and to political principles openly and manfully avowed ...