... Opposition and so believing, feel confident that uo matter what may be power when appeal is made to the country— whether be Whig or Tory—the Charter must be won for the University an unmistakable expression of opinion the hustings. The interview of Saturday ...

... storm, if not within those precincts, still without them, are ample signs of an approaching battle between the Conservative and Whig forces. The former have held two grand therings, at the residence of the Earl of Derby, to decide upon the fnture policy, and ...

... some call it the treachery of the leaders of tho party to keep the party out of office, and of the good things which the Whigs are enjoying. The Advertiser ia quite right in saying that there lias been a meeting of Conservative* to dismiss Disraeli, ...

... regard# them English worthies, irrespectively of their peculiar politics. The English Whigs and Radicals are proud of the Tory Pitt, and Conservatives are just proud of the Whig and somewhat Radical Fox. This is it should be - this looks like a national sentiment ...

... have, of course, used the opportunity to endeavor to make political capital. Whigs” and Whiggery,” cry these pious and patriotic quacks. All Bishops, in their eyes, are Whigs, and hence Father Daly was suspended. because his tendencies were known to he ...

... announced that persons who have merely declared their intention to become citizens are not liable to be drafted. The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since the commencement of the war at from 40,000 to 50,000 bales. The latest reports say ...

... Government, afraid to take one course or the other, and all the while the Company is fast losing the basis prosperity. Tho Whigs have been fickle before, where Ireland was concerned —they are tho same now when she wants justice—a justice promised already ...

... uometbing—religion, nationality, independence must suffer, because w. toaiat on ffghting, uhout-notbing. One party fa for the Whig.! another for Tertoe! end ttw for foreign !!! all raortog off diiforeot directioae And if they meet ifa row. And yet each party ...

... H. Winston Barron, lost their seats, principally through his opposition to the repeal movement. Sir 1 held office twice the Whig administration, as Lord of the Treasury under Lord Melbourne, and Joint-Secretnrv with Lord Enfield, of the India Board, under ...

... Strand (near Temple Bat) London; also, all re ■ ’, Uru-.ist and Dealersm Medicines throughout ;r.' civdted -rid. at the foil whig prices :-ls Ud, 2s 9d i ...

... possible, ahicb may I*, that they iod men devoid them. ' ,bi«g it with a rolling-pin, and the nitre and Dr. approTal a celebrated Whig w hip- * i| ti n these in gradients are used perin—l like a good Uayter. along with It. In salting, the batter spread out thin ...

... down on their chins. Be was first a Tory, because was the fashion of the day, and a 1«» for his own interest. afterwards cam a Whig, when the Wigs were the majo.ity. bottom was neither principle nor doctrine, except that being Minister as long as possible ...