... Conservatives have brought out Samuel Waterhouae, Esq,, of Halttax, to fight their battle in opposition Mr Childers, the defeated Whig Radical candidate the late electu n. Ur John Aicknran Salmon, patentee of * smoke codturning apparatus, who sent halves of ...

... Successive Administrations have promised to carry out a measure to ampod the Representation of the People ; and though the Whigs have been strong in their promises, many of them have displayed such indifference as to lead the conclusion that they have ...

... foddion befyd i adforu el ieciyd. go Nid oes iddo elvn Ye yr boll wald ; ae vr wyf yn sier v rb iydi i bawb. pa un bynag ai Whig, Tory, ai Radical ge fyddont, ewvllvoio iddo, yn y modd mwyaf calonog. nd. af feriad ieehyd buan, se y cytuneant t mi i ddvmuno ...

... latter, and the Chairman of the General Annual Sessions for Lancashire. was a liberal—not of the advanced schoolbut of the Whig party ; and was in favour of a franchise, short Parliaments, Church reform, and in opposition to the endowmedt of Roman Catholics ...

... return of that gentleman in 1859 ; while on the other side a similar outlay was relied on to secure the return of a second Whig, in the person of Mr Monk. Of any illegal appropriation of the money both gentle- ! men took care to know nothing ; and some ...

... however, always met with the most strenuous opposition from the Whig and Tory parties. The matter was kept prominently before the public mind—hence good was being done, until at last, the Whig party, became, regard* reform well as finance, partially disciples ...

... legislature, and subsequently represented his distriat in the state senate with signal ability. is a prominent member of the Whig party, and hie name has be frequently connexion with the office of governor the commonwealth. He succeeded Wnitmell P Tunatsll ...

... WREXHAM AND WEEKLY APTRETISER. 3l. landlord —be lie Whig Tory—that he should j be protected in the exercise of the franchise by means of the ballot.” But Toryism and Whiggisra tell us that we shan't have the ballot, because of its being tm-English. la ...

... member wealthy Conservative employer, and for the other an opulent doctrinaire the most rigid economic school, and thorough Whig in his personal and political connections. If there are two men in England who would farther to resist revolutionary or socialist ...

... announced in language technically vague, but practically binding, that be intended to consider the qn stinn of Re orm, a very old Whig Minister who looking on, once the most sagacious and the most upright oi his party, muttered in disgust, That’s cke.” He foreasw ...

... draehefn a thrachefa yn ngwahanol y i gyrau poblogeiddiaf y deyrnas: ar esgynloriau aw etholiadol, yr oedd yr ymgeiswyr, yn Whig- lex jaid ae yn Doryaid, yn areithio mor ddiwyg- gy] jadol fel mai prin y gallech wybod yn mba le me yr oedd Ilinell y gwahaniaeth ...

... the Commons, like the gun-boats of the Admir . ally, who have been laid up in the dry-dock of House of Lords.— Northern Daily Whig. CaDKCH-KATEa lx CaMbumwoll.—la Monday’s Star we referred to the attempt was being made to impose a church-rate in the dietriet ...