... Dockyard Commission Keport gives rise, and to the predictions which the Budget is the subject, there would he a Aorpor among Whig and Tory almost unparalleled. Even the elections excite interest, for the result of both of them is certain. Tho Sutherland ...

... spirit fiU up, hould Whigs and Churchmen arc hindered by those who help, and discouraged and depreciated m a mth common enemy both, by the very men to whom they have b ““ncifter 11 go in yoSself °nof let others enter.” Without the Whigs and Churchmen, your ...

... Collier (Whig) T. B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockburn (Conservative) There waa a contest again in 1837 J. Collier (Whig) T.B. Bewes (Whig) Sir G. Cockhurn (Conservative) 581 Hon. P. Blackwood In 1841 the contest gave the following results— T. Gill ( ...

... England has a good cause, and she has able advocates. Whigs, Radicals, and high Tories are unanimous in declaring that this aountry cannot overlook a violation of the sacred right of asylum. Whigs, Radicals, and high Tories mutually congratulate each ...

... battle. Some of the electors find a difficulty in discovering the difference between the candidate who will vote to keep the Whigs and the other who will not vote to put them out. The Permissive Bill appears to be the only question on which a difference ...

... soon give me all I want; and Whigs responded to his application with as much readiness as if they shared all the member for Birmingham’s American proclivities. Take even the last session, and we find the leaders of the Whig party, who had in their ministerial ...

... of ono of the leading Conservative nobles of Devonshire has been quickly followed by the death of a still more conspicuous Whig chieftain. Earl Fortescue, Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Devonshire, died Exeter on Saturday. In our edition of that day ...

... the franchise than those who had it not. (Hear.) He wonld begin with the old Whigs of that town. As soon as this meeting was thought of be waited on the leaders of the old Whig party to assist them in calling the meeting bat they all with one consent refused ...

... Piers Geale, and widow of Sir Marcns Somerville, Bart. The deceased nobleman bad for many years been zealous supporter of the Whig party, and bad done good service to hie political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially daring ...

... most moderate of the Liberal journals. The Daily Neics states, without hesitation or reserve, that the compact between the Whigs and the Liberals has now been broken by the former; and that, therefore, the latter are freed from their allegiance, and must ...

... itself just now. It is a pleasant place, with a constituency of some two hundred and fifty electors, who always the bidding of a Whig, or rather Radical Earl. It returns two members in Parliament; and as one is a mere name, it is right that the borough should ...

... wonderful testimony favour of the principles which have been promoted chiefly the Whigs, and which arc now universally acknowledged and approved. The fact that the Whigs have given those important measures to which Mr. Collier alluded affords their parly ...