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... In the press. ANIL I U to the WHIG S.” -I’-*- A SERIES of LETTERS, Reprinted from The PRESS 1 Weekly Newspaper. London: Harrison (late Ollifier), Pall Mall. ...
... Governor by probably a thousand majority. San Francisco it was a very close vote, Bigler being but nine votes ahead of the Whig and independent nominee. William Waldo, while Captain Garrison, the Democratic candidate for mayor, had majority of 1,001) ...
... content Whig politicians. If all that Ridowav publishes were to be assumed to bear the assay-mark of unalloyed Whiggism, many onslaught on the Whig leaders, and the Whig body too, in the course of years, must be held have proceeded from the Whig camp. And ...
... ably executed.”—Law Magazine. August, 18o'l. London: W. Maxwell, S. and Stevens and Norton, Law Publish'-rs, MANILIU.S to the WHIGS. —Just published. A stums Hi I, SIT tits, Ke-printod frou Xlio Press’’ Weekly Newspaper, Harrison (late O'livier), Pall-mall ...
... it (hear). Sir Phaser, who spoke amidst considerable interruption, commented at considerable length upon the conduct of the Whig party in Parliament with respect to the threatened disfranchisement Harwich, and asked the electors not to vote for the supporter ...
... rraats and Raisins—French and English Rookeries—The New Paraguay T reaty—Case of Mr. Sitchclls—Mnnilius’ Third Letter the Whigs”—Loyalty, a Contrast—Turing the Tables-Contributions her Majesty’s Ministers to the Dublin Exhibition—The Put Pourri Cabinet“ ...
... stated the oilier night, that accredited agent of the Whig and Feel Ministry had gone to number of Irish members of Parliament (hear), and had stated to them that he was authorised behalf of the Whig and Peel parties to say, if the Irish members would assist ...
... Palmerston has been dictated di-1° H«r, Mhnrn). 13, Great iMariborough-atreet. THE SECOND VOLUME of LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS of tho WHIG PARTY will published early in January, in post Bvo, London Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. ...
... which blurts out of the Whigs as party man. But his apprehension of danger from the Whig measures think deeper and more sincere. An Irishman of Moore’s period might be Conservative or revolutionary, but would not naturally be Whig. Whiggism is not Anglo-Irish ...
... IRELAND. The Belfast Whig, after remarking that the more the Ministerial Budget progresses, the stronger does it grow in popular favour, makes the following reference to the failure the attempt to get up an opposition to the financial scheme of the Chancellor ...
... Congress, and certain Democratic members. In consequence of the division of the Democratic party into Hards and Softs, the Whigs arc rapidly rising in public confidence, and they have already secured majority in lx>th branches of the legislature New York ...
... the cause of civil and religious liberty (cheers). Mr. Mitchell, student of divinity, only know Lord Carlisle as a consistent Whig, who did not possess the qualities of the candidate he would propose—vie., Mr. Benjamin Disraeli (hisses, groans, and cheers) ...