... any admixture of errors. The Whigs, for example, as politicians, were never considered immaculate, unless, perhaps, by the Whigs themselves, although, when Whiggcrv was a living tiling, and not a fossilised tradition, the Whigs were, upon the whole, better ...

... Holmflrth ling district Mr Freeman, of Huddersfleld, attended on behalf the Holmßrth Loyal and Constitutional Association, and the Whig-Radicals were represented by several members of their association. The Conservatives made 20 new claims and sustained whole ...

... Thomas Scott, 15, Petty-cory, objected to by the Whigs. Mr. Scott swore that the business (late Mr. Woodley's) was his own, and that ho paid rent.—Vote allowed. John Andrew Southwick, objected to by the Whigs, said he occupied bouse in Corn Exchange-street ...

... sixty years' standing, made by two Parliaments between two nations, ought not, in our opinion, to be lightly set at naught by a Whig Ministry zealous for centralization, nor an infraction of it permitted except with the cordial acquiescence, not of those who ...

... With reference to Boston I find that though, owing to the very great (shall I not say deserved) influence of Mr. Ingram, a Whig-Radical was placed. in the second seat, by a god majority, in 1859; yet, in 1857, -Mr. W.-H. Adams, a Tory, and subsequently ...

... the same consentaneity. Whigs and Tories will say —because the people care little for Reform ; but Reformers will assert that it is because tbe people see clearly enough that any scheme of Reform they may obtain from either Whig or Tory Ministers will ...

... speech on the Eastern Question : Lord Palmerston's last speech on Eastern affair, completes an outline of the policy of the Whig Cabineta hand to-mouth policy of vulgar interests, an anti- Christian policy, a policy without breadth, or dity, calculated ...

... receives reliable information, and news lon the very beat authority:' It is difficult to believe, for Instance, that a Whig-Tory cabal is forming in the great houses of the provinces, the obj et of which is to keep Lord John Rassell, Mnr Gladstone ...

... With reference to Boston, I find that though, owing to tha very great (shall I not say deserved) in.lucnce of Mr. Ingram, a Whig- Radical was placed in the sea/nd scat, by a good majority, in 1859 ; yet, in 1857, Mr. W. i_T* Adams, a Tory, and subsequently ...

... unlikely that he will fall in soon for something of office, which few of any party would deny his right to, considering how the Whigs dispose in general of their patronage. ...

... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle —Lord Carlisle is the hist Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just possible, if the Tories come into oflice, that ...

... WAILINGS OF WHALLEY. THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1860 The honorable member for .Peterborough may be staunch Whig, but he is an imprudent partisan. When he votes with the Liberal party he doubtless thinks that he is acting conscientiously ...