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... ,ithe Whigs 'making much'. the larger number. IThq whole number'of peers made i'n the' reign, ?? l. .wa '43, iz., 2. dukes, 4' msirquises,-10 eals vis0ounts and 25 barons. - . .Thi ?? down tothe reigi of Queen Victoria, during which' tho.Whigs have.made ...
... electors all shades ot politics'—that is, of fossil Tories, old Tories, Tories, Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, and Chartists—it is utterly lmposaiblo that heterogeneous collection could recognise in Mr. Turner the ...
... the majority, the majority was for Mrt. Johnston. The meeting all through was one of the noisiest held in Belfast for some ?? Whig. ...
... North against the South, ar.d attenipting to govern the country by means of pa- tronaige, upholding by other unfair means the Whig influence among the constituenoies. Never had such a gross insult been offered to the magitracy of a free country as by the ...
... to the question of reform, the present ad. ministration never meant reform. They intended no change so long as there were Whigs in office, and the country will never get reform so long as they retained these base WhiOs in office. Reform was not In their ...
... the weekly half holiday in ell fA *aan Workshops connected with a NIW busines, ad ab ny artiles of wearg apparel e made, or Whig aJ situated In towns in which the market)dayls S ata When another d&y har thus been substituted for W m Ur day for ar weekly ...
... expre great regret at tile signal defeat of the Marquis o' Ii[ e ington. He represented not only the herditr aiec of the great Whig family of the Caeealiaheo but sloe the. devotion to Liberal princ~plex. 1h ?? the victory to the personal popuilarity of Celel ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. I At S JAfratO .meeting of a non ?? oharasier, t i itended by some 1esding Whigs and Tories, It was suggested that Mr. Edward )rae5x, Q.n,, and Attorney General for the county palatine, wluld stand for Manchester on receipt of a ...
... downe declined office on the plea of health. He will give the Governmenta fair support. This tone was taken generally hy the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied, The Post says Sir Bulwer Lytton and ,Sir John Pakingten. will be raised to the peerage ...
... abolition of the papermaker's protective duty but for the oonnivance of certain parties on the Ministerlal benches. The purely Whig organs profess to believe that Mr. GLADSTONE will be. beaten. The wish Is father to the thought. It to onehor two of thil sect ...
... expense of mana-gilng the trust the interest upon the capital sum will give £12 a year each to about 35 persons. - Rorthenr Whig. ...
... landowner would be regarded as a truism, and almost an im- pertinence. That day, however,is still a good way off; and an eminent Whig peer, who has the effrontery to call himself a Liberal, has just taught us how to value the genuine Liberalism of a Conservative ...