... tried whether either party is sufficiently strong to carry both seats. We have not yet ascertained whether there will be two Whigs and two Tories come to the poll, but it appears tolerably certain that there will be a contest. At present the two old members ...

... has for ctive preacher of the Gospel] he sity.—There is at preseng ns of the Duke ot Snlhevhndsn . 0 the centre of which a whig t. and is growing as vigorous as Lu vided ito two bnncfi-lbout e ground. The whin brancheg cod its way through this ornin Lincision ...

... one, no half-tried experiment, the question will really be party is sufficiently strong We have not yet ascerre will be two Whigs and o the poll, but it appears t there will be a contest. }o old members only have nd these will be found in f is a question ...

... says |it nailed to the mast and has stood by so con= 'sismnly from first to last? They perchance thought, and a few of the Whig party thought, that the old flag was really the banner of civil, religions, and political freedom, when in reality }it is no ...

... classification {of society : and Lie arrives at the eonclusion [ that the apparent return to the two old party divisions of Whig and Tory will be very ladvantageous to the couniry. Strangely | paradoxical, it appears 10 us, is this pro. aramme, The author ...

... ““The only chance of the Whigs! ! is found to be their misrepresenting to Captain Stuart’s Friends that they ean serve his interest and the Whigs 100, by splitting their votes. Don't be deceived!! 1f you divide your vote with the Whigs you endanger Captain ...

... Old-hunkers, and Know nothings(hear)—and s 0 we come back to old Englan', lhaulfful that we have whigs and tories still. There was a time tho’ when there were no whigs and tories fn l_ing!nnd. when ernshed by Willism the Norman, under the iron heel of Norman ...

... practice, as followed by | the Whigs during the Reform Bill Administrations. - Pitt and his successors had doubtless overcrowded the 5 | House of Lords with tory country gentlemen, and at | the accession of the Grey Ministry the Whig landed | proprietary was ...

... temporary insanity. I cipated and replied to an objection that'it was a proselyt- | ples, whether designated Conservative, Whig, or Radical, ‘““ There was no paper left to indicate this, and he was | izing measure, © | whose rental is less than £lO, and ...

... the whigs (cheers and uproar). There was a time when the whigs were the true friends of the people, when they did more for increasing the “ liberties of the country than any other party : but they | were the whigs of old (cheers). The modern whigs | have ...

... liberal candidates | mizht have been carried (cheers) ‘That the general | feeling of the county was in favour of the liberal or | whig principles no one could deny; and the time was not far distant when they would be adopted by the “whole country (cheers, and ...

... hands (cheers). Mr. WiLLis then addressed the meeting. The speeches which they had just heard from the tories were capital whig speeches (langhter), and it was gratifying to find that liberal principles formed the ebief waterial in the addresses of the ...