... so many ram and strange things, has produced a Ministry exactly of the old Whig pattern—dominated by the same old Whig principles-kept together by the same aristo- cratic Whig influences. There is actually less of the pure Radical element in the present ...

... be unprecedented. C.-Facts: 1. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices. 2. The Parliament of 186J now existing was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. Yet the Whig Government of 1810-41 continued to bold office, although beaten no less ...

... ahd secure the respect of the Rev. Mr. Philipps and all other honourable men. i. I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, T. WHIG HER DAVIES. Castle-aquare, October 27th, 1863 ...

... apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig and taken possession of the establishment. -6 ...

... Creek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy closing in on every side. The Richmond Whig, speculating upon the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that although their loss would be a great success ...

... principles? My father sat in the House of Commons nearly fifty years as a Whig member, and in the Upper House my famity maintained the same opinions. Thus, Sir, I was born a Whig of the old school; I am one at present:-and being a humble landowner, I preferred ...

... past, down came the ftag. On the death of noble Palmerston the Radicals t' Id Earl Russell that they would have Reform. The Whigs finding that they must now travel in that line or give up business, entered into a compact with John Bright and Co. Wary John ...

... we do not wonder at this; as matters stand, nearly all the great questions of the day having been settle to choose between Whigs and Tories Let it never be forgotten that the Tones, both in the matter of church rates and of reform, showed far more sincerity ...

... and two years afterwards he was returned for CarHsle on Whig principles. His abilities soon became apparent after he entered the House of Commons, and he was deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs. In 1830 he was elected representative for the county, ...

... public employment for more than four years taking his revenge, however, on the Toriea in a series of anonymous papers, The Whig Examiner,' full caustic wit and humour. Addison appears now to be in affluent circumstances, though his profits from literature ...

... again advert to the advocacy that has been bestowed on Chatham, Galway, and other places, (acquiesced in by both Governments, Whig and Tory.) and the non-advocacy of Milford Haven,—taking into due consideration the eligibility or ineligibility of these places ...

... the Lords of 'Wge 10 shame by the display of his superior > and hayehad the pleasure of hearing that the the whole host of Whig ...