... extended be of service. Another liberal eupporter wee lost the turf on Sunday the death Lord Londesborough. His lordship was a Whig in politics. Another scandal to the Church has been revealed the apprehension of the Bev. Heniy Lloyd Bickerstaff for bigamy ...

... liberality of the Whigs of Berwick may be measured by this attempt to prevent the publication of a report openly read, and which dealt with political matters with that freedom which every Englishman considers his birthright. The Whig party surely will ...

... dangerous demagogues than Feargus O’Connor, Bronterre O’BrieOi and Ernest Jones. But tbe good sense of the middle class and the Whig aristocracy, as well as tbe instincts of the people at large, were on the side of justice and humanity; and, therefore, although ...

... influential manufacturers to aban u wh.it then considefwl to be their extreme and utopian of total repeal, and support the Whig demand for a fixed duty. Mr. Cobden replied on behalf of himand colleagues follows: We (that was the League) „ar stand upon ...

... subject, and to frighten them with its consequences. But Englishmen were not so easily frightened. It was the Liberals—the Whigs—who would not trust the people, and who would not, on the backs the people ride to victory; these were the men, and,not the ...

... conviction that art. ameudment in the representation of the paqdowftejtcfsaary. * He did not ascribe to Lord John or to the Whigs any very • cordial sincere desire advance the cause of reform ; but they were desirous most sincerely, deeply, earnestly, to ...

... Commons. From the Manchester clique we must cease to look for any solid advantage, it plain (hat John Bright has gone over to the Whig camp,—l am, Sir, years respectfully, Frank Grant. January 27tb, 1860. ...

... Old Borough has been useful, cannot fail to be proeluclive of good ,in future. The proceedings they have taken against the Whig bribers has thrown confusion into the came of the corrnptioaials.' speak from: personal knowledge ol the men and the place ...

... free soil organisation. This phrty is the creation of the anti slavery sentiment of the Free States, and has displaced the Whig, Democratic, and Know- Nothing parties tliat previously have had predominant sway. It the embodiment political'anii-slavery ...

... The Northern Whig. The free press this country his the highest interest in denouncing the conduct of those who wonld turn its freedom into Infamous licentiousness. These are the real enemies the rights of the press. Far better for ns to have at once ...

... supporters of Mr. Hodgson, if any them could have been detected in practices such as thoee alleged to have taken place among the Whigs. No party cloak ought to shield crime; and wc feel confident that no party influence has instigated the Union in the selections ...

... been uked. In times like these, when it said that the Act Pirlmment was not stringent enough, when they had Conservatives and Whigs bringing billa before the House for the purpose of improving the purity of elections, do let the country see that what there ...