... Then came Mr. R. W. Kennard, the Conservative candidate. He has the support of all the old Tories and of many of the moderate Whigs, and, if only two of the Liberals go to the poll, the party so divided must lose, and the Conservatives will carry the election ...

... death, giving very general satisfaction, though some of his earlier friends thought he latterly leaned rather more to the Whigs than was consistent with his earlier professions. He protested against the corn laws when they were first imposed in the more ...

... English, Scotch, and Irish will contend side by side, as they did on the field of battle, against the monster grievance, and Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical, Protectionist (if any are still to be found) and Freetrader will array themselves under ...

... 000/. in circulation, and but 3,2001. in bullion. The fluctuations of the i3orthern banks are equally trifling. The Northern Whig, the leading commercial authority in the north, publishes a lengthened retrospect of the year 1856, in the course of which ...

... ambassadors to put the man it thinks right at the head of the Turkish Government. Only think of having the party efforts of Whigs and Tories, Peelites and Radicals, complicated by the interference of the French, Prussian, and Austrian ambassadors, these ...

... principles of Charles James Fox—as they were understood by that most loveable of statesmen at the period when he, the Abdiel of the Whig party, remained unshaken by the desertion of so many whom the fervid eloquence of Burke had seduced—Fox Maule has never for ...

... 0001. in circulation, and but 3,2001. in bullion. The fluctuations of the northern banks are equally trifling. The .Northern, Whig, the leading commercial authority in the north, publishes a lengthened retrospect of the year 1856, in the course of which ...

... principles of Charles James Fox—as they were understood by that most loveable of statesmen at the period when he, the Abdiel of the Whig party, remained unshaken by the desertion of so many whom the fervid eloquence of Burke had seduced—Fos Maule has never for ...

... roses in his path. And Lord PALMERSTON'S last, how luel Southampton is embroiled with an election. A Radical Coachmaker and Whig Governor of 4'.ie Bank of England fight like the lion and the corn for the Liberal cause ; and the Tory gem man thinks he has ...

... time, and was very impartially, and we believe very truly, accused of playing false to both parties—to the Canningites and Whigs on the one hand, and to the Tories on the other. Be this as it may certain it is that after the death of Canning and the battle ...

... time, and was very impartially, and we believe very truly, accused of playing false to both parties—to the Canningites and Whigs on the one hand, and to the Tories on the other. Be this as it may certain it is that after the death of Canning and the battle ...

... English, Scotch, and Irish will contend side by side, as they did on the field of battle, against the monster grievance, and Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical, Protectionist (if any are still to be found) and Freetrader will array themselves under ...