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... with the Whigs, another attached to them for the purpose effecting so.ne pr.vate object, aud the third, who advocate the liyawure* Utey proper for the public interest, without any attention to the pleasure displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. This ...
... having devoted nearly thirty-three years to the service of a Wiltshire constituency. He was a decided Protectionist, although a Whig in general politics. ...
... for an alleged infraction of the fishery treaty, and carried into Charlottetown, Prince Edward's Island. General Scott, the whig candidate for the presidency, was making a tour to the west, and his friends gave him public receptions in the different cities ...
... magnates, and from a supporter of the Tory administration. Mr Smyth is either an empirical pretender, or something better than Whig, and if with such sentiments as these he supports reactionary measures, whether coming from Lord Derby or Lord John Russell ...
... House of Lords by creating new peers ; they have never alarmed the bishops by telling them to put their houses in order ; the Whigs were for secular as opposed to religious education, while they are for retaining tho religious element of education at all ...
... present moment. The presidential election will take place on the 2d of November. There are two great parties in the Seld—the Whig and Democratic— and the chief struggle will of course between these. Yet there are several smaller parties and factions of ...
... little interest in the contest still maintained against it by the farmers England, so that when disunion broke out in the whig camp, a feeling of indifference toward the men in office prevented any obstacle being offered on the part of tho people to ...
... made for the coining contest for the Presidency the 2d of November : the struggle will ehiedy lie between General Scott, the Whig (Candidate, and Mr Pierce, Democrat. The government Brazil appears to bo earnestly intent ou terminating the slave-trade in ...
... forth to graze upon the lawn or the fertile meadow. The happy swains, thus wrapt tranquil Elysium, scarcely dreamt of evil. Whigs and Tories might plot against and supplant each other in place, Chartist uprisings be suppre fi sed, general elections agitate ...