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... various elections tend unmistakably prove that seme change must made in the professions and conduct the leading members of the Whig and Liberal party, if defeat and loss is not courted and emhraeisl the proper reward of their present policy. _______ 1/ i/ ...
... board, which the; Mr. Wrigley to w only things they and & reduction in were the eh i had the power to year, and they mij Mr. Whig ley was perfectly self and his chair. It was then put s amid loud cheers The Chaibman demanded poll. Scrutineere wer ndjourne ...
... suti. ring under borough of Cambridge. selection of eandi- Q u( ...
... forward, and another vote lost to the Whigs, who i oppose the only measure which their party | could retain possession of their present county seats. There are no more constant opponents of i the ballot than the few Whig county members, and giving their ...
... t-t and |Mr G. ; wllo lult the »£ssSfc work metropolitan railways.” as the phrase is principal in this fonl Wfll ranks being Whigs. . S'.HeaA U Km. Kali 1 Terry, ■ wu , not have been suffered remain m,exposed Government deny that it W & . t Ontho following ...
... * , . , chill the change in the representation constituencies Cayenne are certainlj powerful to chUl the the resignatian of Whig Liberal members, the coura e °f el ardent. present p- does not appear to have been deemed I Emboldened, however, the ironies ...
... issued, that the expcLsc of the National Debt—for interest and management—last year, was 23,828,014/. Gs. Cd. The Norther>t Whig, which speaks with an intimate knowledge how affairs stand at Lisburn, feels certain that Mr. Barbour (Liberal) will be returned ...
... reported aa being perfectly safe, viz., until such like slipa .-.hall again occur. —Birmingham Post. Rioting Lisburn.—The Northern Whig pnhlUlies a despatch horn its reporter at Lisburn, from which i appears that the rioting in Lisburn Tuesday night, breaking ...
... she was about leaving that port, that the rebel vessel had been destroyed. It is stated, upon the authority of the lliclunond Whig, that the British steamer Princess Royal was surrounded and captured by a fleet of Union gunboats while mpting to run the blockade ...
... express the political opinion of the *?'J ~7’ find it subdivided again and again. There aro jvhjgs of the old school, and the Whigs of the new; lones who look back to tho good old past, and the Con. forward the better future; the tire qualified suffrage, ...
... member is returned, or can canvass anybody of electors with fluttering hopes of sue ess, unless *—whether | Conservative, pm* ■ Whig, or advanced | leaven his general dissent from Ministerial mea- j sures with professions in favour of the veteran Statesman ...
... the course of tho last session by Major O IV«• The Whites,” as they are familiarly styled Ireland, have always Wen staunch Whigs, tho advocates of civil and religious liberty—in defence of which principles they have expended large sums of money in opening ...