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... important. But, unfortunately, candidates have been chosen and advocated upon the sole plea that It is necessary to keep the Whigs in or to drive them out. We not doubt but that the Liberals findtheir interest in maintaining Ljrd Palmerston on the Treasury ...
... the University of Oxford, is, we are glad to say, most satisfactory. He bad, previously to the acceptance of office under a Whig Government of Mr. Palmer, refused to be put in nomination against the present Solicitor-General, whom he looked on as a Co ...
... of upwards.l 3,400. It is se great. blow was maimed to and that, in its largest wed import's' twenty, hitherto held fast by Whig-Radical'. The Queen hub.., pleased to order that the Hon. Mary Hamilton, the wide. a James Hamilesn, Esq.. of Bongoor the Hon ...
... wedil of &la Ide 162. At Alfred Cassels bi-siontkly esseting,lb. asseisalS beaMs debit of £216 14e bd. At the he the Reuter Whig Mardi showed a debit • U. At South Darras Miss sossasSe shoved I balsam of liabilities over alms .IIJI hid. At the Charlotte ...
... the most illustrious members of the Peclite party and the lenders of the advanced Liberal party, well as the old steadygoing Whigs, who were politicians from the cradle, place-holders from infancy. Although some cases there might have been public loss by ...
... For time, indeed. Sir Jamks was reckoned far more of Conservative than a Liberal. began life as a Radical : modified into a Whig when the Reform Bill was passed : later sail bocr.me a staunch Conservative, hut being one of Pitta 's most able colleagues ...
... tain free Englishmen—their own independent opinions. ' Let them be handed in the two great historic parties of , tbe State—Whig or Tory. It would bo an unfortunate thing if in this country any great and influential body of men were not to entertain d ...
... of 2s. At tbc Conservative dinner at Colchester, on Wednesday, Major Beresford nrgned for the maintaining the distinction of Whig and Tory. Captain Jervis, remarking on the war in America, iasislad on the right of secession. The steamer Fingal, which cleared ...
... —Our statement made some weeks since that • rednetion in the number of men employed in the dockyards was contemplated by the Whig Admiralty, was sneered at by some of our contemporaries. The correctness of our information is now, we regret to say, receiving ...
... have been an indelible nity of doing 4 way wit reproach to the dignity of letters.—Critic. Reason on Insrinct?— The Northern Whig says— of very remarkable instinct, « An extraordinary instance most the bounds of reason, which certainly ap proaches al was ...
... for costs. PROMOTION.. , lislake OeNan (I 111111 mad Cherles 0. P. lib. ; PD. Lab, to 1 6.118.6 k .11. _ to i Norio, to to Whig) so i ntolbosseeh. At he do Potioaa. to the Anis. he shafts of la ohri A. to ho If spri. kr ut untrime. iiiii•iiii u. la wa ...
... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and although nufrequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Government. Indeed, in every instance he avoided office; but io ...