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... Shepherd, Professor Wilson, and Lockhart, and details in symbolic terms the keen and bitter strife then existing between the Whig and Tory literati of Edinburgh, the period when Blackwood's Magazine was started in opposition to the Edinburgh Beview. The ...
... any peace on inconsistent with the honour and dignity of tbis country. The Cr,nir will be taken hv Mr. CHARLES WBSTERTON. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals will attend this meeting each *>king to- th- moment their party differences, from a sense of 'nunon ...
... immediate friends. Mr. Fillmore’s return added something the enthusiasm the Know-nothing party, and the recent action the old Whigs in the States of Virginia and Maryland has strengthened the chances and exhilarated the hopes of that once formidable organization ...
... LaboUChere, the new Colonial Secretary, was re-elected without opposition for Tiverton. On the same day Mi. George Ridley (Whig) was returned for Newcastle without poll, as successor Mr. Blackett, resigned. On Wednesday, the Right lion. M. T. Baines was ...
... monarchy, and let loose upon the country a legion of ovil spirits-party strife, democracy, and infidelity? Have not Free Trade and Whig-Radical mlsguvernmont been the bitter fruits of ft ' Mr. Disraeli not the man. after the opinions he has expressed, to stem ...
... therefore, not so anxious about it. Still it will secure the honest voter 1 against oppression, and we all know that both Whig and Tory t take care to exercise their influence and put on the screw of ' self-interest to obtain votes. i With respect to ...
... are, therefore I not so anxious about it. Still it will secure the honest voter against oppression, aud we all know that both Whig and Tory ' take care to exercise their influence and put on the screw of self-interest to obtain votes. With respect to Ch ...
... Bnggate, Leeds; Mr. Rookledge and Mr. Scaiff, Ui -(gists, and Mr. Gill. Stationer. Basing wold; Mr. w-ixoHAM, ?? Mallon; Mr. Wain whig ht Howden; Mr. Thompson, Thirsk; Mr. Waaaioa' Northallerton; Mr. Emmeusov , Druggist, Hartlepool' and seat free per Poet for ...