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... GLADSTONE declined to come forward the same party back on Mi. CHEETHAM, and resumed their principles, and now ask the moderate Whigs of South Lancashire to throw overboard their principles, which ,are for the. union of Chuich and btate, and adopt Mr. CHEETHAM ...
... which divided the Whig party at the time en ormous amount of cotton grown in India, I believe amply Mr. Cheetham was previously before vou. But I cannot BU ffi c i ent f or e purposes of this country ; but there is believe that the Whig party of South ...
... ballot (hear, hear)— two principles which divided tha hig party: at the time ly before you ; and F cannot believe that the Whig party of South moderately Liberal party, who brought ‘forward Gladstone, the supporter of Church and state, thorepre- dentative ...
... number of the enemy engaged is variously estimated at between and 10,0J), whi.o our forco little exceeded am 'J ho Richmond Whig calls the fight a skirmhh of first rate proportions MWe hear that the P.ovost Mar al re ports having buried 893 of the enemy ...
... spoliation and incipient Revolution. have yet to learn that such extreme and dangerous principles find any favour with the old Whig party of Lancashire. Most significant of all, the bele noir of that outraged party, Mr. John Bright, has rushed to (he rescue ...
... feudal retinue of our Tory aristocrats in the counties, and had the Senate exhibited some thirty-eight or forty hereditary 'Whigs in lieu of the political and literary notabilities of the Union, this fact alone would have inspired the Southeraer.s with ...
... thirty Tory magistrates on the bench in this county ; they put twelve Tories on the bench in the borough of Liverpool. When the Whigs returned to office they were requested to give the Liberals on the bench something like fair play, to prevent the Liberal justices ...
... volunteer movement received its earliest recognition and encouragement from the Conservative Administration of Lord Derby. The Whigs would have crushed it, if they had dared. Rut the pressure of public opinion was too strong for them. General Peel had given ...
... throne in the Sou' '.he rn States America, may pretty sure vhat the search will as unsuccessful it w In Italy. The Richmond Whig publishes a speech delivered Preside' i>avis that city shortly after the batt of Manassas. Mr. Davis estimates the total Federal ...
... bringing with them the news, or come to hear the news - , that the tables have been Turnered in the County Palatinate. A general whig turnout is augured from these particular tory innings, and the Carlton and Conservative resound with the clank of heels that ...
... drowned, yesterday week, by the capsizing of a boat on the Wye, at Monmouth. A ,`,CENE AT AN IRISH TOWN ConNcib.—The Northrn , Whig gives a curious report of a scene in the Cork Town Council. The conversation happened to turn on the desirability of endeavouring ...