... it may be the cost of injustice to others. If the literary and popular young nobleman who was the pet and the hope the great Whig families forty years ago had been a commonplace aspirant to office and to notoriety, he would have succeeded in both his objects ...

... the Sergeant Arms. The noble lord, the member for the city of London, is also hatching the Reform Bill, with all the warmth Whig jobbery is capable -of. Meanwhile his partisans circulate reports all quarters of its democratic tendencies, and you hear the ...

... to efface the impression produced by the mode in which church patron age has been bestowed hitherto in this country by the Whig Government. Any eulogy of our’s, as to their claims, and the extent of their public service?, is quite uncalled for. “ Their ...

... aid the Government evading reforms, devising jobs, and wasting the public money- Sir Denham Norreys, one the steadiest of Whigs, opposed its absurd extravagance in the matter of the Scottish Survey, and subjected the Premier to signal defeat. On Wednesday ...

... forward great force on both sides of the*House, and the next Parliament will, probably, have the glory of inaugurating defined Whig and Tory parties in the aristocratic tamiliea of Piedmont. the tactics of the Retroprede party, assisted by their allies the ...

... train late last night, we learned that the rioters had dispersed, and that the utmost tranquillity had been restored. —Northern Whig of Saturday. The Post contain# despatch in anticipation of the news by the Emu. The ship Dunbar, from London Sydney, had been ...

... justice and political power for the people. Mr. Waldron, who was frequently interrupted with hisses, denied strongly that he was Whig, and mentioned that, in disapproval of Wbiggcry, he never even attended the Castle levees. He was for tenant-right and independent ...

... in the country met on near’ equal terms, and the Whigs were only able to retain office at the price of the Lichfield House compact. Even in later years, when circumstances became favourable them, the Whig parry broke doun in 1839 and 1841, and failed public ...

... Limes, «>d other Government and Liberal journals. A circular of Mr. Hunt’s readied Lord Liliord, one of the Holland House Whigs, end possessing property in tlie county. Lord Lilford wrote to Mr. Hunt, saying that as he ( Lord L.) did not consider Mr. ...

... bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender. All further particulars to be obtained from the Manager, at the Asylum. SAML. WHIG LEY, Manager Angust 26. 1867. 2215 UTROKESTOVi’N SEPTEMBER SHEEP FAIR In accordance with requisition to Mr. Pakcnham Mahon ...

... and the tenants of the f H - lzr0 is eight years. is. / . man of good presence and lofty bearing. He has also county, —the Whig landlords, in short, who would the advantage some preparation for the office as chair follow the example of Sir Charles Domviile ...

... ot fac*. ha bad taken no part in election, and had asked no man to vote ; that differed in politics from Mr. Miller, being Whig; ! that bad brought no persons with him the hnuie, sod bad pat no person in possession snd that coold not have beta there much ...