... reputations of their opponents. A Whig reign of terror prevailed, as intolerable ahd destructive to real liberalism as the Tory influence in the days of Dundas which was so chivalrously resisted by Jeffrey and his young Whig allies. That corrupt party has ...

... Gladstone had both declined the second invitation to become candidates for the borough. It was made a matter of coniplaint that the Whig element in the former meeting was in this. On the motion Mr. Sowler, @.C., it was proposed that Admiral Denman {who was defeated ...

... members ofiie Western Circuit—a by the way, mest prolitic in premineut judges ; both, also, sat in Parliament as members of the Whig party—Sir A. Cockburn for Southampton.and Sir W_ Erle for the city of @xferd. It was, however, to Sir Rebert Peel that the ...

... the Bay o* Lugzan (Islay), on Tues- day morning. No passengers were in the car: but four coats and two hats and the Nortiern Whig of July 1. The | balloon was first seen passing over the hills north of Port | | Ellen, after which it struck the sea and went ...

... to the present time (nine ?? no tidings have been Jreoeived of the unfortunate gentlemen. A gentleman writing to the Belfast Whig gives the follow, ing account ef the adventure :— After a vast deal of trouble (ia a great degree owing to a crowd surrounding ...

... schoolboy. The election was in date had seen reaso f a large public school, and as the candi- m to turn from Whig to Tory, or from Tory to Whig, we forget which, the boys s showed their pro- found contempt for political inconsistency by attending the ...

... apprentieeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities bare suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the establishment. Money easy. Gold, 1421. Exchange on London, 155. Stocks dull. CANADA, It is announced ...

... Liberal party, and resume the abandoned policy of O'Connell. The writer dwells, and with great force, on the services the Whig leaders in othei and not yet forgotten days had rendered to the Catholic cause. For half a century they made the charter ol ...

... the old days of Whig aud Tory are gone by. You may as well attempt to divide England into Roundheads and Cavaliers or Hanoverians and Jacobites as to call every man you meet a Whig or a Tory. (Applause.) There are here and there a few Whigs and Tories faithful ...

... vaiti for rata. Lord Grey determined the Bishop should ?' the living of Stanhope. was said that tbe Bishop new* forgave the Whigs for his disappoin:ment. Times s»* ehauged so much that no Ministry, however strong would ever dream giving its sanction to ...

... does so in the candi- dature of Mr. Fenton, who clearly is one of that class, In short, it is anything but Gladstone, whether Whig, Radical, or even Chartist. It is all just this: hate that man.” £ On the other hand, Mr. Thomas Meacock, baker, who, along ...

... Nottingham was signalised by serious rioting. Of the four candidates two were good Liberals, who worked together, while the Whig Sir Robert Clifton fought side by side with a Conservative. The Clifton lambs, as they are called, sacked a committee room ...