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... privilege and the ambition of eidightened modern Conservative party as it was that the party who had so Jong arrogated it. Well, Whigs and Tories hail expiated all that. The elouueut rivalry was all over. It was thought that place couhl had without it. Parliamentary ...
... pp. ('amin.—“ Baron de Camiu” has been lecturing in the North of Ireland. Of one of his “lectures at Belf.ist, the Northern Whig nays : “Itw.w outrageous obscenity, .Icgnuling to everyone who »;* voluntarily pr.-srnt; and it is exceedingly discreditable ...
... they Won almost powerless to infiuenre P.jliament. remarked that thcro appeared l*a .me ai;gn about tfco luia r. posts the Whigs wire ashamed hat they low I done, they were wliat they had said i:i defence wlmt they done. conclude I by declaring his hope ...
... g the programme of his policy, tho Tory Premier the notion that and his party were not reformers. denied the right of the Whigs to monopoly « f that term, and promised that one of the first measures lie should submit to Parliament the commencement of ...
... the lion, candidate expounded the views which asks for support. In union is strength, and w ith the united efforts of the Whig and lical parties, the triumphant return of Mr. Peter Alfred Taylor may looked upon matter of certainty. The question »»f lb** ...
... Biggs. The meeting was called by the United Liberal Registration Society,” which comprises the representative men of both the Whig and Radical parties. Mr. Councillor Charles worth proposed, and Mr. Thor Vice arm seconded, the adoption Mr. I*. A. Taylor ...
... trust at the general election. It may please the supporters of this gentleman to classify the constituency .as Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals; but one single contest, conducted according to this threefold fashion, has convinced the Liberals that it is ...
... another was decidedly proscribed ; and the such distinctions, the effect of that favour shown one party .ether it were the Whig party at the beginning of the House of Hanover, whether it w.is the opposite party in other reign* whs to make oue iiortiou ...
... believers in hereditary principles, presided over the Marquisdo la llo ...
... Thompaon. . 010 George Hainson. Gilbert C’arg%y, Ea»j. Mr. Foster: Did you say n the Government? Perhaps I might: lam not Whig. laughter.) THB D'JRHAM. Cotloction in Uewt-Ufield (p«;r Uev. J. Lukin) 4 0 Collin:tion in Ht-v. W. S. Kouch) Cl ...
... of Mr. S. Cayley, M.P. for the North Hiding, who expired, on Monday, of disease of the heart. In politics deceased was “not Whig, but Reformer,” but Reformer of that stamp which i» opposed to the ballot and short Parliaments. Arrival Troops from China ...
... never d the Sheriff. 1 never mentioned him. Mr. foster: D.d you not yesterday d n them altogether. His Lordship; said he was no Whig, 1 remember. Witness: I d—d them all in lump. (Laughter.) Themwaa snow on the ground. It w»ta thaw ing. My servant sent the ...