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... aTLiTi*’ 11 !> » rri »t« want the Northern Cirnuit. IV, • pleader for some years, and fa . counsel and bencher. Theaunevuar the Whig mtereet tor Durham wrth Mr. Orrurger. Owing t« the death ri tbs vacancy takm tba repneeata-IM-H i i '* l - The lalo Sir William ...
... auch men as yon S Ireland to-day, and oertnin flage- should oease flutter to . rUm tyrant* should hHo the dost, and oextam Whigs, with their abettors supporters, fly to the to avoid the avenging power of outraged Pso/ds. But, mr, there are 40,000—ay, 100 ...
... take place the course of this week. St. Yalentine’s-day at the General Post Office.—Mr. Edmund Yates, writing to tho Belfast Whig, says:—“ This year there were posted in London, for despatch the provinces on the evening preceding Valentine's-day upwards ...
... better acquainted with his political sentiments. He was in favour of peace, retrenchment, and reform—the watchwords of tbe Whigs when in Deposition, who, however, when in office, forgot the vows ol their courtship.—(Great confusion.) Fair play was the ...
... is nothing for bat say what happy people ws are, and hew delightful it I* to under the government of Lord Palmerston and his Whig oolleagues, then I cob assure you that I will not trouble you with saying that. shall leave you to find it out, and shall stay ...
... least have prepared the Liberal electors of that county for a more certain victory at the approaching general election had some Whig candidate appeared to contest the vacancy which is about to be filled unopposed Mr. Bromley, a Conservative, who is likely ...
... city, and the then president of the Empire Club, result. The principle of competitive examina- jHe had met with one of the Whig managers a tions, which has wrought such changes in filling short time previous, as he, in company with the up offices and ...
... there is good reason to hope that Sherman will overwhelmed. Up to yesterday he had made no attempt on Macon. [From the Richmond Whig, Nov. 21.] The War Department last night was without news from any quarter. It was rumoured, however, yesterday that tho Yankees ...
... of Lords that a majority has condemned the policy of abstention from war against both those Powers. The Tories outdid the Whigs in the fiery invectives and the emphatic condemnations launched against the Governments of the Kaiser and King William. Now ...
... of Lords, and, after one weak failure, appears wholly disinclined to repair the consequences hie mistake. The policy of the Whigs in Opposition, in 1849, has retarded the progress of proper electoral reforms for many yean, and it is owing chiefly to the ...
... disciple and follower Sir Robert Peel. Neither can deemed of purely Whig descent. Lord Aberdeen himself was one of a similar class; and his Ministry faded, mainly because it was neither Whig nor Tory. A new Granville-Gladstone combination will be likely enough ...
... 1 ® lu, (a. noble lord) coat forward -•t ‘hat borough, thm a «“to7 about tear.) (.1 o™ htonning Th. old were t. ...