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... of the various parties, -and after later consultations between the princi- pals,-the leaders of the Palmerston andl Russell Whigs, of the Peelites, and of the Manchester men, have coalesced; mutual concessions having been made, we are told by the ...
... ELECTION SONG. BY A FREE AND INDEPENDENT. I've a vote! I've a vote! for no matter which side. To neither whig, tory, nor rad am I tied: Up, up with the hustings !—'tis a gold mine to me; I've a vote! I've a vote! independent and free I heed not dishonour ...
... 1. EAST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. — The nomination took place at Worcester on Saturday, the candidates being Mr. Calthorp (Whig), and Mr. Pakington (Conservative), and the show of hands was declared by the high sheriff to be in favour of Mr. Calthorp ...
... those barriers that surround the X institutions from -which Whig greatness springs. it There is, really, at the present moment, little differ- n ence in the molitical principles of the Whigs and it Conservatives. The policy of the latter has been, q and ...
... puny kingdom of Greece. Marylebone election has eventuated in a manner little anticipated by the Whig clique. It was a com- plete Palmerstonian arrogance-a Whig dictation in petto; but the independent electors would notsubimt to it, and supported one little ...
... denounced Ps the most dishonest, in- capable, and incompetent of Ministers Their reason however for uniting again with the Whigs, is ob- vious. They have tried the Conservatives, and find that whilst not opposed to political Relorms, from that party ...
... friends reside in Glasgow, whither she was bound, but her birthplace was Malta, where her father had been a soldier.-Northern Whig. MR. FREDERICK DOUGLASS IN HALIFAX - This well-known anti-slavery agitator, who, it has been said, is mixed up with the Harper's ...
... after two months of parliamentary honours, is replaced by an old gentleman, who has grown in twenty years from a tory into a whig, and something more. At Cheltenham the Berkeley influence wanes, for there is a doubt as to the return. At Dover we find that ...
... 1. EAST WOECESTEESHIEE ELECTION. — The nomination took place at Worcester on Saturday, the candidates being Mr. Calthorp (Whig), and Mr. Pakington (Conservative), and the show of hands was ] declared by the high sheriff to be in favour of Mr. | Calthorp ...
... in politics as well as io other matters, lalse friends ere far mire dangerous than open foes. The conduct of some so-tolled Whig liberals during the lasi contested election for the Csruareorishire boorish, when the liberal candidate was not one of their ...
... ment is somewhat contradictory to the assertion in the ' Morning Post,' the Observer,' and other Whig Journals, of the perfect reconciliation of the two Whig Ieaders,-an assertion which appears to be confirmed by the conduct of Lord John Russell; vho, on ...
... fear, so far as we are in possession inftnmstion, that the new liberal ministry is to be little more than a re-cast the old whig one—a circumstance which must inevitably secure it* early downfall. We find some of our contemporaries are very wrath the ...