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... put forward so sireniioasly, that there was no difference now between Whigs and Tories, sttoelt the root of the matter by showing that there wonld always be a difference between Whigs and Consereattees, with regard both our foreign and our domestic polities ...
... kindly treated in the county prison. The Corouer said be would forwaid copy of the verdict to the Castle authorities. —Xorihern Whig ...
... Mkbvvn D'Arcv Irvink. What an awful prospect for «hs English and So teh** in** every district in England Scotland!'*— Northern Whig* ...
... Uieoo cinurastanCM —to the pO'tl*« that there between oonatilutional Whigaarw aod tie peroonal dwlike Mr BHehtTot jrUieli the Whig ariatocraej made no »o»t Mr Lowo'a impraetieable arroganoe, and Mr Gladatone'a impetoooa confess ine formation of Liberal ...
... (Men I. vice Colonel »ud Bce«ei Col. k. who lelire* l>air pay. K CHOWS, AN t> PBOPt« NOT A CLASS. MONDAY, JUNE 2, ll ...
... ease of his death, retirement, Lord Darby would probably get offloe. Mr. Gledstooe would not be accepted as leader by those Whigs who are respects Tory the Conservstives, sad the ...
... Guardians of the Enniskillen Union happen to bs on one aide along with Dr Cullen and ihe Pope; and Quean, Lord*, and Commons— Whigs, Tories, and Radicalsbaaing Ihe impudence to bs on the other. The motion before the board was to place the workhouse schools ...
... » **?*• being o( greedy nature, eameMly lot mi>rp, to enable him aoppart hi# aolilaiy alia lenee.** „ . , v . a The Quincy Whig *ty* th.l Pr fe»t»r New V..ik, wb« went well t leeiunntf loot, retched Diet niece direct (tom Si Pent tkelet. The di.t.nc. ...
... that an essayist of no ordimry brillianey had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellectual superiorityL, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and ...
... gangway. A* a sincere and consistent Ultra 'oolllolllol like Sir O, Bowyer, may oommand the respect of hie politic*! opponen but Whig atandard bearer ha can acquire no. thing but con tempt.- London Corretpondenl %f the BelfiUt Sew Letter. STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ...
... .Mr Disraeli is therefore fully entitled to claim the high honour of settling question of Reform after tbe failure of tbe Whigs to do so, and of having passed infinitely more liberal measure than that which was proposed by tbe Lib. rals themselves. The ...
... We queation, too, whether Lord Palmerston, knowing chiel** that he is, would wish for dissolution ; recent elections in erst Whig strongholds—South Lancashire to wit, have clearly pronounced in favour of Conservatism and the leading organs of Conservative ...