... plot ; and this : clear-sigh tedne^s it was that gave the Republican j canditlate those enormous majorities which he — an old Whig — has received in Democratic States. It , was determined to afford the South — or rather its ; 1 dangerous classes'' — the ...

... is no freemasonry iv Radicalism. Three Raelical candidates appear to tind points of contention quite as readily as a Tory, a Whig, and a Radical. The seat is put up to the hammer; aud with such a constituency as Southwark the length to which the candidate ...

... commission held in this coips by Captain) Josiah Wilkinson. I Royal Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Militia (Carnarvon- : i shire Whig)— Griffith Humphreys, Owen, Esq., to be I Captain, vice- Pennant, resigned. I M Carnarvonshire Ritle Volunteer Corns -William ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, whig or tory, conservative or liberal, make these gentlemen understand that, in their opiuion, in the union of church aud state ...

... or new dynasty ; that, as long as there are parties hostile to the established order, struggling not like the Tories anel Whigs for the Ministry, but as the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne — that is to say, as long as there are nations ...

... neigl ' neighbour lived iv a house the rent lower. (Hear, hear.) His principl > and representation ought tog I He was neither a Whig nor a Ton ; i j he would accept from any Government ' efficient instalment of reform. He wished institution of this country ...

... and, strange to say, although Lord Dalhousie professed himself a sincere and devoted I Peelite, he was requested by the new Whig Ministry to retain his post as President of the Board of Trade, which he did without com- promising his political independence ...