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... sobered on observing the art with which the Bedford Whigs cast ont baits to Exeter-hall. Lord Palmerston relies too much on his friends in “ the City,” and on certain “ organs.” He may find that the Bedford Whigs are not so far wrong in thinking that Exeter-hall ...
... Batu the close of the poll (Toy) numbers were :—Tite (Whig), 1,179; Whately ...
... side the circle the other portions of man- “kind. When the Whigs got into office they drew “ Downing-street as their circle, and in that circle That “ they placed the select families of the Whigs. “ was their Celestial Empire (laughter and cheers), and ...
... concerned, man but place-hunter cares one jot whether it Whig or Tory misrepresents the feelings and wishes of its people. The contest will not be between the oppressed and their oppressors, but between Whigs and Tories, between the house of Curraghmore and the ...
... your letter, that the penal laws were removed by the efforts of the Whig party. Now, surely, my lord, this expression would lead anyone, not aware of the contrary, to believe that the Whigs were the only persons who were instrumental in bringing about this ...
... week, it is will be even lar ger, chiefly owing to an anticipa- by the trade of an increase of duty, on the 20th in- Northern Whig. ...
... departments Whigs have been most reUgionly excluded, and are so to this boor. believe they will be so long ss they consent to occupy their present position of sabeervience to the views of policy of Lord Aberdeen. It mart not supposed that this of the Whig party ...
... interest is, that Daly’s Club re- presents the extreme Conservative party, while the other represents what may be termed the Whig section of the Li- Such an amalgamation is not however very probable. ...
... publish to-day, we have rendered unnecessary any notice of it at present. Mr. Crawronp, albeit his Radicalism, is a genuine Whig, and smiles approvingly on Mr. Keocu and Mr. and the “moderate” friends of those exemplary patriots. And therefore the public ...
... York still, it is said, animated the feelings of the Sovereign. But a new reign was at hand, without discontinuance of the Whig policy already inaugurated, and new prospects were about to offer to the ardent aspirant of the late Irish opposition. Here ...
... a situation in the I>oodon Dock. that Sir Column O'LooghUn will canvass - the freranomdependent burgesses our borough the Whig lnUTe ' and Charles BUnmni, Esq., jun., on behalf of - the mdependent opposition.—Clonmel Chromcle. . Mr. lVrc Somerset KntU-r ...
... of Ohio; M mocrat, of Kentucky ; Banks, Democrat Know-nothj aarshal, De, ¢ Massachussetts ; A. Fuller, Whig, of Pennsylvania, md Pennington, Whig, of New Jersey. On the first &. cond day’s balloting Richardson was highest and second. The President’s ...