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... votes, of both Lords and Commons, has told against us-that on the Tory side it has been more demonstratively hos- tile, on the Whig side more superciliously cold. Nevertheless, we are honestly convinced, upon a careful study of the whole course of the events ...
... 317 Liberals, 339; Liberal majority, 22. Another correspondent 'of thc same paper estimates the Conservatives at n , an d Whigs, Radicals, and Peeistes at 339. LONDON STOCK EXCHALEt 2r~fn Rnilways tbet noon to-ay wee-ra athe quo50ta At the London Stock ...
... influence of Dissenters in 'this city and throughout the country is great. Without our influence and aid ano political party-Whig, Tory, or Radical-can stand out against its rival factions. If ye the principles of Dissenters are what Dr Johnston be- lieves ...
... caused 8o much difficulty, has been ratified by both parties, and the question is met at rest. A RACE POn Lips.-The Northern Whig says that on Sabbath the passengers by the early train for Armagh were much amused in being the spectators of a race between ...
... absence of those electors who, although generally styled Liberals, were devoted to the private interests of certain influential Whig families of Buckinghamshire rather than to the genera! interests. Where he asked, were the Liberals in that county? (Laughter ...
... attempts were made for its abolition, which, like similar attempts to deal with Church-rates, were defeated by Whig and Tory opposition. In 1860 the Whigs undertook to settle the matter by a political shuffle, such as is often recommended in the English case ...
... been when the people looked to the Whigs as their true and staunch friends ; but it is no longer possible to conjure with either Whig names or WVhig watch- words. Every old distinctive principle with which the Whigs were wont to rally the country round ...
... guided by the Scotsman, and that aother small section of the Romish Church in this country which is not piped to by the same Whig organ. Is the Established Church then, responsible for it? Has she brought- herself t6 unchureb, or to regard as no churches ...
... proposing this toast, and as her Majesty's Vovernment held their present offices with the consent and with the approbation both of Whigs and Tories, he was sure they would not consider he was touching on the domain of politics in giving the toast in question. ...
... i-i ^; iiito all shades of prineipl.s-the jiii i I the high Conservative paper, and the nilb 1, servative palper ; the old Whig Iap, p 55. i very clever, only dreailfilly fon,l (If 1 '- - at the clergy ; and the new sVii, 1)iW ' above all, the nondescript ...
... have been either settled or compro. i015e11 ; and the whole Cabinet endorses as their liy the adage of the most impotent among Whig administrations ' Can't you let it alone ' The Princess of Wales is so far recovered that 4° 10ore bulletins will be issued ...
... MENDICANT PRESYTERIAN DEPUTATION TO THE LORD L.IEUTENANT. (FROH THE NORTHERN WHIG.)- A numerous and influential deputation of the r Presbyterian Church and others waited upon, the t Lord Lieutenant this day, at the Viceregal Lodge t for the purpose of ...