... an investigation took place, and the system which he had carried on was discovered. He was re- manded lor a week. A veteran Whig a distinguished member of Brook's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London at the age .rf i_n r.r t. 2 .. th f, ,™dson ...

... an all-powerful democracy. Liberal candidates know to their cost that the freemen of a town are more often Conservative than Whig, and that working men who have votes by no means go in a body for one candidate or another. Those who have been much among ...

... for tM King's County. The sittin. members, your readers wdl l re- member, are Mr. King (Conservative) and Sir Patrick 0 -««• Whig), and the seatis claimed by Mr. Pope Heßnessy od una round that the Sheriff has made anjjrroneous return,; _« hat he haa a ...

... illogical character of his belief that a Whig, as such, cannot reason and live ; for the moment he attempts it his Whig life goes out of him, and a Radical or a Conservative spirit carries him off aa its own. Old Whigs are quite aware of this condition of ...

... l ?? * I, ?? - 1 diffi- bim breathe three _r Tow ySff%Zr^ T . h T d boxes he could o«f n,T_ j_ ' . After he had taken two Whi_g WMpelfec^fre. oVS* me. he said ?? _„_ • j i n Settmg another box from Sw ™i_,. ?? m( l^ d » » wonderful medicines They ...

... as every reader of our local history is aware, owed its origin to electioneering warfare, and was the head quarters of the Whig party in the city in their struggle with the Großvenor family. After the costly and memorable contest in 1784, when Mr. Thomas ...

... instinctively attribute the same genial attributes. Except the late Lord Melbourne and, probably, the great Whig leader, Mr. Fox, the leading Whigs have never been personally genial men ; and even Lord Melbourne's light and witty sayings, though they had ...

... free-trade movement was one of the most important in modern times ; we are all free-traders now ; Conservatives as well as Whigs proclaim their adherence to the dominant policy, but were it not for the unwearying exertions and unadorned eloquence of ...