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... disgraceful con- tests. The Herald says, the Easter recess will probably witness desperate efforts for the reorganisation of the Whig junta. Kr Solley, well known in literature and science, is dead. The Daily News has a leader on the continued bad policy of ...
... colleagues without the smallest consideration for any so called claims of connection or friendship, or for former employment. Th a Whig con- nection may well be dissolved for ever. The Liberal party has in its ranks men capable of filling with success the highest ...
... W. T. Bartley; Dec. 30. Captain George Dowglasse, from hailf-pay20th Foot; Dee. 81. 7th FootTo ha Captains, without ?? R. Whig- ham, from half-pay 42d Foot vice Reats whose promotion has been cancelled; Captain S. Hail from half- 'ay 80th Foot; Dec. ...
... such a committee, and it will be sett stoutly resisted by the Government, whether formed fron stit the Conservative or the Whig section of the House. (Laugh- L ter.) The House hates equality of taxation. The succession sMr duty is a glaring instance; ...
... known that he was.. no Conservative himself, but still , he wished, to do justice to those in office, whether they t were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. When the present Government. came into office they . cast abbout to get e a Channel fleet. It was true ...
... several years, well known here as the first editorof the Glas- gow Argus-in his hands an able and influential organ of the Whig party. His training as an advocate gave him great advantages both as a writer for the press and as a speaker at political meetings ...
... well katoln that he was 110 Conservative himself, but still he vislietl to do justice to those in office, whether they Were whigs Tories, or Radicals. When the present G;oernment cane into office they cast about to get a X hatltel fleet. It was true they ...
... vulgar prejudice or personal disappoint- ment or spleen. MILlTIA RIOTING IN CARRICKFERGUS.-On Sa- turday, says the Northern Whig, the hitherto peace- able town of Carrickfergus became the arena of the most intense excitement, caused by the riotous con- ...
... cordial support.-I am. my friends, your countryman, JAMES BEOG- Alnwick Hill, Liberton, -April 29 1858. SUIcsDE.-The Northern Whig records a choly case of self-destruction which took s'lace in the Antrim County Jail on Tuesday. A boy of thesame of Patrick ...
... cil of the City of London. However, every speaker re displays the most friendly familiarity with his audience. dc Now, the Whig Premier tells them how well prepared TI we are to whip all creation, if we get occasion; and of now the head of the Conservative ...
... better I terns with Naples. Indeed, lie evidently feels ai personal aj leaning towards the Tory aristocracy as against the great Whig families set up by the Revolution. But what is the t( real value aid working power of this preference ? It is iu. e' On a simple ...
... existed of ini late years. m If Mr Bright represent any considerable number in tdi the House, the question will not be between Whig and th Tory, or Liberal or Conservative, but between demo- du cracy and the constitution. Happily, however, the foi country ...