... great man. But tbe instruments by .‘ .u *WT wer ® Whig., but Sir R. Peel and the Duke WelJington.—(Hear.) But even that the Whig, had given emancipation, were the Roman Catholic, to b, their humble .lav., and follow them into the lobby on every occa,ion thought ...

... transfer their ailenianee to the would »ilf, in reply 10 liable that any conaiitcnt hope all true Con«crvaiiTCi ic section of Whigs now in •one -nunt ith honour princip** ,j which a man lias been for attached, merely because the arty itself' adopt cunning ...

... this dangerous favouritism Popery the Whigs, which Ireland amounts actually to proscription of Protestantism, there ere other reasons which must ever prevent any true Conservative from joining the banner of the Whigs. I would ask whether it baa been heard ...

... have already shown during this session greater readiness to attend divisiona on the Ballot, and vete it* favour. Among the Whigs Mr. Fttzwjuujt Mr. Foley, Lord Henley, Mr. PofLEir Scbope Sir J. Tbblawnt, Mr. O’Fbeeall, and Sit John Hanmee paired in of ...

... constituencies at the same election. As there was a sturdy opposition made in the principal county by the representative of rival Whig family, now represented Colonel Biddvlph, the constituency of Montgomeryshire were allowed to act the subordinate part of pro- ...

... convened, it will be oue of surpassing magnitude and respect! ability, it being signed by men of every shade of political opinion, Whig, Radical, and Conservative. ...

... —we saw brother Scot* literally from Maidenkirk to John O’Oroat’s, the shopkeepers ot Wick and o* Stranraer, —we saw also, Whig noblemen riding at the bead of the agricultural residents on their estates. But of the agriculturists a class we sw comparatively ...

... Weed leaves for Europe on tho 30th. Tho Chippewa Indians have revolted in Minnesota. More troubles are expected. The Richmond Whig estimatco tho quantity of cotton destroyed since the commencement of tho struggle at from four to six hundred thousand bales ...

... simple-minded gentleman whose misplaced reliance on Tory professions has recently been paraded by members of the Whig party, and the Whig Press, could hardly have believed that on the first critical division in Parliament, and when the question comes ...

... Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Poftreaater-General. Air. Lowe was refused admission to this sacred enclojnre of aristocratic Whigs on the suspicion that writes for Timet. But why a member of the illustrious House of Stanley was excluded is question 1 cannot ...

... uncoutested, except iu 1852, when al Liberal candidate polled a few votes. A defeat of the Whigs in this borough would be triumph for their opponents, and the return of Whig candidate would be no gain to their party, the late member formed one of the majority ...

... lordship.” The major, however, will command large amount of support. His agents are fully confident of success whilst those of the Whig candidate are far leaa hopelcl* and only expect win. The Orauard famil are giVinjr active support to Oslonel the practical ...