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... respect to politic: parties, he declared himself to be no bigoted supporter of any of them. One day publie men appeared to be Whigs; the next day they were To- the third day they were all jumbled up toxether n incomprehensible hotch-potch, All he could say ...
... Know-Nothings kept tilings in order, and had it their own way; but their reign is past, and the uprising of t supposed defunct Whigs will convince you of this. The preparations of the Democrats for the election to-morrow are vast and complete. have the worst ...
... Argyll is too shy Who is the man, then, who! I think my friend Smith oiler all is the men, ' pleaw di old Landsdowne and all the Whig clan. Wattles he's a commoner. Excellent plan— Smith the mon for me tell he finer than ever ; sn ?pith and so span, Deputations ...
... respect to political parties, he declared himself to be no bigoted supporter of any of them. One day public men appeared to be Whigs; the next they were Tories; and the third day they were all jumbled together in an incomprehensible hotch-potch. All he could ...
... IA-t the Kimw Nothing* kc) t tiling* r. and had it thair own way; hut their roign Ik pa*t. ami the upriKiug of the .tafuiwt Whig* will cou»incc you of flu-. The prepanitio..-..f tin* llwnonral* for thenlnctMMi tomorrow am vaat ami I have the wor*t a)i ...
... been proposed, and was much talked is at an end. Meantime; party combination appears to be at a discount. In regard te the Whigs, the prediction of Sydney Smith has found its literal fulfilment. “ If,» said the reverend wit, “aught should happen to Lord ...
... respect to political parties, he declared himself to be no bigoted supporter of any of them. One day public men appeared to be Whigs; the next they were Tories; and the third day they were all jumbled up together in an incomprehensible hotch-potch. All he ...
... found as de- Scribed.-BR 1(/st Newis Letter. MEATH ELEcTIoN.-Mr Henry Meredytl, a nephew of Sir William Somerville, is the Whig candidate for the representation of Meath. His address to the elec- tors is in print, and sets torth as his political creed ...
... majority for Mr Chase in the latter State will exceed 20,1100 Given, as it in, in the flee of the with•lntwal of the Connervative Whigs from his suport, and their ion with the Know Km thinge, it will make that gentleman n very fornsidahle rival of Mr !•;ewanl ...
... keen. The cause of this'contention in the districts does not exactly present itself on the sufface. In I former times, when a Whig stood on one side and a Tory on, X the other, or when a Rental man did battle with an adherent I of Means and Substance ...
... and at the time it appeared to many, as it appeared to me, that he was deserving of censure. We threw out the Aberdeen and Whig Cabinet because they did not conduct the with vigour, bat-muse they did uot cast aony the forms of routine. Lord Palmerston ...
... _Judge of _tlie Irish Admiralty Court , in bis _sixty-ninth year , is announced . The deceased was a stanch supporter of tlie _Whig _party , and some _sixteen or seventeen years since _contested the representation of Triuicy College . LORD STANLEY , M . P ...