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... the result We may be equally sure that when the Whig chiefs, knowing the result, did go to bed it would not sleep ; for they must have felt that South Lancashire has once more sounded the knell of Whig- Radical domination in this countiy. Even the leading ...

... national i faith, and to me it appears inevitable that a rearray and redistinction of parlies must naturally result, and those of Whig” and Tory” at the approaching election -issume a designation entirely new and j simply descriptive of the views entertained ...

... lios^ett. Bruoo— Aug. 19. at his residence, 6, Mount Charles, Bolfast. aged 53, James Bruce, E?q , formerly editor of the Northern Whig. Craine Aug 17. suddenly, of apop'exy, in his 53rd year, Mr. Thomas Craine, farmer, of Ballaugk, Isle of Man. Fifchfcr—Jnnc ...

... decision, proving itself thereby Conservative to the back-bone. No longer do the moderate Liberals and the old constitutional Whigs of Lancashire look up to Mr. Bright’s chief organ as to a luminary, exclaiming, in pitiful bewilderment, Twinkle, twinkle, ...

... seys:—‘* The death, announced in our yesterduy, of Mr. fo-merly of the Fifeskwre Journal, and more lately of the Worthern Whig, would to very many private in various countries tell of the quenching of a light whose brilliancy and nore that ever could ...

... not much more ado could have been made about it. The Observer, a paper which still keeps its old character as a semi-official Whig organ has remarkable article, which, after wildly asserting that power is gradually passing away from the Liberal party, it ...

... necessary to know what his father’s principles were. (Hear, hear.) His father, had no hesitation in saying, was a Whig—a constitutional Whig—(hear, hear)—aud supported the Liberal party in this country both at the time of the reform bill and subsequently—in ...

... decided the wrong way might be regarded. But then our present royal line begins with I., and remains to this day, with certain Whig modificaticns, un- broken. So that is forgotten, whether the calamitous field of Hastings witnessed him dead or only defeated ...

... fair, —that is to say, we have not heard of any coercion of voters, any bribery and corruption, such as were practised the old Whig and Tory days and have disgraced some recent elec tions. But notwithstanding this success, we hesitate to believe that the ...

... ridicule for being the son of a hair dresser, made answer, So I am, and 1 am come into the House to give a dress- ing to the Whigs. Jones had been out to a champagne patty, and returned home at a late hour. He had hardly got into the house when the clock ...