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... the Liverpool Bench with a batch of magistrates of unmiti* gated Tory politics :—no half-and-half measure, like the usual Whig precedent in such cases, but a dozen or of active partisans and electioneering agents, Lord Derby and the Carlton Club, awoke ...
... carried on? Lord Dersy is not in @ condition to teke office; and although he may calcniate on many of the richer and mercenary Whigs, the force of public opinion will deny him sufficient support in the Commons. The Paper: Bili has raised a feeling which he ...
... praise. It ought to have secured his immediate preferment to more important and useful dipl iplomatic or Bat young Ward was a Whig and something more. He not inherited his father’s and alarm of “* French opinions.” ‘The death of Mr. Canning, and the subsequent ...
... January, 1847, he was Encarnation, but exchanged. In 185] he eparated from the Whig party, in easures. In the summer of 1851 he ran or Kentucky, in opposition to the Whig nominees, upon anti-slavery basis, was defeated. SIMON CAMERON, PENNSYLY. He was ...
... enable the people to assert their rights ; and Sir James Stewart, Bart., Fort•tewart, has headed the list with £s.—Northern Whig. The Cure for Cancer. —Mr. Thomas Anderton, of street, Manchester-square, London, sends the folding recipe to the Morning Post ...
... that, during that period, the owners of labour nave fully shared in the prosperity enjoyed the proprietors capital. —Northern Whig. Prevalent and Dangerous English Diseases.— A leading journal, in noticing the returns of the Registrar-General deaths in England ...
... Overend :—Priestley was 2 bitof a Whig, wasn’t h ?— Witness (triumphantly : Yes, and a ‘Tory ( laughter).—Mr. Uverend: That isn’t an answer, my friend.—A. = Well, E never talked politics with him.— Was he a bit of a Whig? Well, he le @ speech ata ig he ...
... d doubt whether talent and genius are not wholly extinct in the land, from the mutual depreciation of all greatness by the Whig and Tory journals, is delightfully soothed by knowing that once a year, in some city or town in the putting forth claims to ...
... and shif! popuiation, a ‘hich may preserve, ef the last resting: 3 place of man. a remarkable and Mr. (From the Northern Whig. ) Whig in 1856, and connected with the Northern in spring of 1858, when his relations columns up to the tly terminated. with tke ...
... intended to provoke outrage and. violence, and are quite effective for the purpose which their promoters have in view.— Northern Whig. ...
... offices, and the other establishment is also insured in the Sun, West of England, and London and Liverpool offices.— Northern Whig Mr. Darwin's work on Species is evoking able and augumentative opposition the scientific world. As will seen by our ad ...
... address to the elector* in behalf of his nephew, Mr. George Skipton, of the Cassino, who intends to >ffer himself on Liberal and Whig principles. From Mr. M'Cormick's address it ia not easy discover his ■ijct political creed. He says nothing bat that he is ...