... high position. He was born Whig} he belonged to the ranks of the popular party; and filled his post with a distinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time —a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes ...

... Radicals have sympathized with American Republicanism, ' and how Whigs have truckled to Radicals, Presi- dent Lincoln has more warrant for the supposition that it is possible thus over-rule our Whig- Radical Government than he has for many of his assumptions ...

... eventually.gave way and continued to decline until yesterday, when stronger tone manifested-itself. close firm to-day the folio whig quotations :— West Yorkshire, 170. 175; Ditto New, 32} 344; Ditto Methley Branch, & p. ; Great Northern, 132 134.; Great Northern ...

... took place. I am glad to see that steps are being taken to prevent such practices in future, and I trust that all pasties, Whigs or Tories, who may be found guilty, may be punished as they deserve. A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY. Leeds, 10th Dec., 4SGI. ...

... language pre his political principles. And, with a sincerity tl puts to shame the tergiversation and sliuruin. half-hearted Whigs, sustained hispid his practice. It must conceded that •' A which, probably, his tried wort! gained for afforded him opportunities ...

... preparing an early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him as now. The Richmond Whig thinks that Grant has sent troops to Port Royal to co-operate with Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports ...

... prominently, lor he could not see that the laying down the sewerage and the putting of a street lamp had anything to do with a Whig, Tory, or Radical; for in our local parliament we ought to live the strictest union and unreserved communication, council were ...

... , that owe to all parties and creeds the impartial adlustration of justice, without fear,'favour, affecl I Wodehouse -is a Whig, so saving that out-spoken declaration Ins views.on the Bubject parties- honourable to liim we may claim to speak bias in his ...

... been introduced to Leeds through tbe medium of the School of Art. Tlie good taste the method pursued making known the embryo Whig candidate for tlie representation of the Northern Division the West Hitting to the constituency for whose suffrages he is to ...

... preparing for an early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him as he is now. The ?? Whig thinks Grant has sent troops to co. operate with Sherman. The latest intelligenee from Tennessee reports no further lighting ...

... jpublic life when most ambitious of political distinction, rather' than represent a strange and unknown constitiueney. When the Whigs came to grief in 181, .Lord ?? lost his seat for the West Riding. The Couserva- tbio patnty seemed to be entering upon a long ...

... beeu usefully directed to the resolution itself, wliich, if we are not much mistaken, tells an untruth. It is true that the Whigs very recklessly made the Ckown participate in their party pledges the subject of Parliamentary Reform, and that the Government ...