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... the great Whig leader of his day, the man on whom had descended the mantle of Hampden, which Lord John Russell now claims to wear. His testimony of himself we may therefore rely upon, and more especially when it comes to us endorsed by the Whig chieftain ...
... tons. Their total capacity was consequently tons. The rates of freight are steady, without material alteration. Wnios.—The Whig party is now, to all appearance, broken, scattered, annihilated for ever. With liussell and Palmerston defiant and boastful ...
... of 1832, at the same time that it seemed to place the Whigs securely in power, effected their ruin as a party. Factions and cliques sprung up in every direction, and from the old Conservative Whig, down to the most ultra republican, all shades and hues ...
... eight o'clock these gentlemen took the lead, and maintained it through tbe day. The numbers at the close were : Adair (Whig) 758 Mowatt (Whig) Maidstone (Conservative) 708 Slade (Conservative) The whole of the proceedings were conducted tho most quiet and ...
... barely tolerate the Whigs, and heretofore have itad their own way in all matters of place and patronage; now the is turned, and the Wiiigs seem have acquired an ascendancy, and every one knows what way ail the places will go if the Whigs have power disposal ...
... on Monday, artfully applied himself to disgusting the Whig party with Lord John, and Lord John with the Whig party, so as to forbid the idea, if it had ever been really entertained, of the Whig section of the Cabinet further subordinating itself to the ...
... may, As come it will, for that, That those whose sires our fathers led May lead ourselves for a' that, For that, an' that, Whigs, parvenus, an' that; The taintless flood of Tory blood ls flowing still for a' that.— The Press. ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig announces the completion of the electric telegraph between Ireland and England, aud publish* ed on Thursday forenoon a bulletin of tbe saniejday's Paris news. This was the first magnetic communication conveyed throughout between ...
... following an analysis ofthe revision : Conservative claims sustained 91 Whig Radical do. do. Conservative gain on claims ) Conservative objections sustaiued \ Whig Radical do. 115 Whig Radical gain objections 20 Conservative gain the revision .. BANKRUPTS—(From ...
... break up of the Ministry Sir James Graham would go with the Whigs. Sir William Molesworth, it is alleged, would go with thj Peelites, whom he openly avows he thinks better Radicals than the Whigs. The Manchester School, it is alleged, would support a Peelite ...
... chartist, amalgamated their committees. The following was the result:— Mr. T. Greenwood, machine manufacturer (whig) 686 Mr. John Botterill, dyer (whig) Mr. Jos. Lamuert, woollen merchant (radical) 333 Mr. J. Jackson, printer (chartist) 318 North Ward.—ln this ...
... death the Radical party in the town resolved to try whether they could not return a second Liberal (the other member being a Whig); and Mr. Trelawney, M.P. for Tavistock, was invited to stand. About threeeighths of the constituency cordially polled for ...