... has bad a long career the public service, and his name has been inseparably identified with l iteral measures. A consistent Whig, lias never sought violent re f -ms, but be has done Ids best 10 promote those chang •• which the necessities the country have ...

... campaign was supported the electors of bis own district as candidate for a seat in the State Legislature; but his principals being Whig, was rejected the county favour a Democrat. Unsuccessful in the country store which he then opened, was appointed Postmaster ...

... explained rattle. The dry beef movement lie the iocreaae, and It Is ready w.,rth the while 'he benevolent these servaiives and Whigs who are decried Mr Ivrlght stopping th- way of th'. poor, remark* the Court Jaxuiuil te form themselves Into benevolent association ...

... latter It ma-ine now to la* prrtty generally admitted that eonnchange i* requiml in our rvpn-^ntativ.• n>-*U*ni. ft*rvativ««a Whig*, and Liberal, alike ■«.far. »n.l the only question i.. in what wav -hall the h. *xtrna«l the piwnt ministry u-t Wins m.-a-ure ...

... mannikin made solemn-face, and said. 'But If ini tood .—Professor Mot-'.m, in the Athniannn. The Spectator remarks that the old Whigs have for many years past systematically kept the rising men down, have refused office to any but connexions of the great families ...

... Lincoln, Boston, the name the city: also letter introduction from Governor Andrew tithe President The Court Journal aaya that a Whig Minister sl-.w all other Ministers is lavish the honour* of the Peerage, In four years Lord Melbourne conferred no leas Ilian ...

... upon principles which has not specified in bis address, but the nature of ' which is evident from the fact that nearly every Whig and Radical in Dublin is arrayed upon hi# side, lie i has announced since he commenced bu'eanvas# that will not defend the ...

... the Liberal party. It is stated, for in-fance, in Sir K. reel’s Memoirs, that William Fourth’s sole reseon for dismissing bis Whig ministers in was hi* av. moo the appointment I.oid John Russell t-» fce Chancellor of the Exchequer, wh.-n l.ord AUhorp was ...

... accept this ai*iarti.tmei,t will. U.e utm satisf y l.on fKiveheo more than a g -*l b.;*ii»e«a man K*'* Lits-ral—not a'i the Whig older, lie not a meOi'wr a ...

... against the extension of the suffrage a foolish and fancy model like this.—(Cheers.) An Election Scene ' The •• Belfast Daily Whig thus describes a part the proceedings at the nommation : A band of dangerous lunatics escaped from feolum could not have thrown ...

... Wight, inscribed on the tomb of her husband, Pray for the soul John .” The clergyman sought hound bv every tie gratitu.le the Whig*. ->ir- PUkington bad rvurpsented for eighteen dS th« whole wM. h tie..- he h.vl MOoojly' *r' w ith the advanced guard of ...