... parties the country met on nearly equal terms, the Whigs ! were able to retain ofiice at the price of the Lichfield House compact. Even in later years, when circumstances became favourable to them, the Whig party broke down in 1839 and 1341 ,and failed in ...

... TENANT-RIGHT. THE Whigs imagine the time is come to make a new onslaught on the Tenant League. They propose establishing en association of their own to look for Tenant-Right. The Evening Post started the project and Sharman Crawford bas come forward ...

... botli . _classes , _'Whig and Tory , had acquired sucli a prepoudcniiico of _influence in tho _management of tho _counties • that _they _. were , determined to _retain that influence if _they could ; and lie believed _that tho Whig nobility possessing ...

... Manofacturer, Whig Office.” by the BUTTER MERCHANTS.—AN A ted 10th Manchester (of some years’ standing 2d, and quainted with the buyers in Town and 11s 7d. is open to a Commission, from a first-class wrth of nd about references. —Apply at The Whig Office. Firking ...

... the country met on nearly equal terms, and the Whigs were only able to retain office at the price of the Lichheld-house compact. Even in latter years, when circumstances became favourable to them, the Whig party broke down 1839 and 1841, and failed public ...

... have assuaged but indiffer%atty the anguish produced in the wounded feelings of the ex-Whig Premier by these personal slights to himself on the part of the ex-Whig Quarterly —it can have assuaged this anguish but indifferently, we say, to find the next ...

... of independence. Perhaps they expected all they wanted from the Whig Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. may have secured their objects ; but &r as tenant-right is concerned, they now find that a Whig Cabinet is indisposed grant it as Tory Cabinet. At the meeting ...

... reference an be giveo. — Address id Oak keeper, Whig Olfice. Silver. ANTS A AS HOUS or to ta! harge of one or two Chi son thirteen yea in ber esent place, and w Auction the highest character. oO wait at table D. Whig jonegall BY A YOUNG MAN, O ew the \ abilities ...

... of a greater authority, Edmund Burke, a staunch Whig, but a Whig who had a sense right and justice, which some of our modern Liberals should try to acquire. In his Appeal from the new to the old Whigs, Mr. Burke says :— The power of acting a majority ...

... SS THE NORTHERN WHIG THAT 4 G E NTLEMAN RESIDENT ...

... JAMES ROT 5606 No. 4, CASTLE BUILDINGS, CASTLE PLACE, BEI ¢ AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS. previous Whig S SOLE AGENT FOR MESSRS. WILLIAM DRAY & CO., LONDON, [ WILL 4992 > HAD to supply Agricultariste and Manufacturers with EVERY KIND OF MACHINERY ...

... iblie view in' • ese vast inn . •• lave been t the Whigs • •4p• - nders under this . • We shall show that their 522 of the public money, and that there is strong reason to believe that practically the Whig system of Law and Justice has had a fatal tendency ...