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... _irilh coufid _»! tice _immense , _That he _and his _alone _baTo _Benae , • _And _that the _yUl _of _Providence la that _U-u _Whigs _thou _Ha _. And let _fine ill-meant _taunt bo flnor . No _matter _whose _the _hostile _toone _, _• _Whether _from ytanlny ...
... I met him for the first time . It _was _in the _winter -of . . _1847 . ' Some months : before , an attempt to form : _-a-, Whig _Ministry . had failed , tlirough Lord Grey _' _saversion to sit in the _same _Cabinet with Lord Palmerston _, because of _the ...
... usual _recourse to unfair means . ' There has not been a general _election since the . _days of _Walpole in _' . which tho . _Whigs _or _Liberals , ' as they . now call _themselves , _have not _bribed--systematically ; but there lias _been no ' _general _election ...
... died of. the same: disease. LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP BEAGLE, OF BELFAST AND GLASGOW. Ou Wednesday night, says the Norlihenn Whig, avery serious collision took place in the Channel, - between the Beagle, one of Messrs Burns's rag. u ticent Ifleet '06fL ...
... Itefonn _crisis , mope _than thirty _, years ago , his vigorous sense and _energy _, of character was of great service to the Whig party ; and _, a » a director of the first lioform _association , his _saund _judgment gave weight and value to his advice ...
... the certain saceess of its clientV! 'Vhat are ther4sults in Caltosi ? Why, the' defeat ot' Mr RuAqel, the best man the uhitbd Whig) ind Tory Clintoe could, put forward, and the return of ci ex-Bailie'fe, the best Man unquestionably the p Indepeident Liberal ...
... his' committee, whrom le now finds it cunvenieut to call the Libe-al Committee, though oin- posed of Tories aid fossilised Whigs, with the recognised Conseria'&iive agent as its seeretaiVy. 3. After the meeting was over, the telegram was made use of as ...
... its _tenure of _power of nearly _half-a-centiiry * _s duration pievious to _-1830 had _declined _-to _meddle ; and _when the Whig Government _set itself to grapple • with this _hydra-headed social evil , it met with _the _most _unscrupulous opposition ; ...
... Liberal Com- mittee to whici 'he refers was' his own election committee, which contained a good number of Tories and illiberal Whigs, and the secretiry of' wbich was the receognised CtnSeirative agent. Such a committee has no claim to be called the Liberal ...
... tavern ! ultra-Liberals again emanate from eon&laves held in drapers' bask-shops, and that is moon given by , a portly old Whig of our for their always being so hungry. It mud be rather galling to the auld swig!. mak after the three years of splendid ...
... hall was crowded, arrd a scene re seemed to' be generally anticipated. Mr Robertsmn, in the candidate of the Church an I Whig and Tory party, id' was in a very excited state. He entertained the re audience, in words which were far 'from Ieing well - ...