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... WHIG PURITY. For some years past the whole of those various sections of politicians formerly classed under the head of Whigs or Radicals have dubbed themselves ** Liberals,** which, so far as political feelings and opinions are concerned, is altogether ...
... BRECKNOCK ELECTION. The poll closed on Tuesday follows: (Conservative) I*® Churchill (Whig-Radical) Majority for Gwyn The late member was Whig, and the lives gain a seat. COVENTRY POST OFFICEDESPATCH OF LETTERS, Q) rf a as ctj cd P- P-. iO o •“( r-H r-( ...
... WHIG PURITY AND HONESTY. Th« Maidstone election exposnre baa been bitter one indeed for the of the liberal partr. They were eery strong in their confidence, when they indicted Henry Chambers for eonrnpt and wilful perjury, and in the end they find their ...
... THE OLD WHIGS AND EARL RUSSELL. Suppose that all the old Whigs—aud Ido not speak of them without respect, because in past times the country has had great service from many of them —but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited, with all symbols of ...
... BLACK-MARKING MESSRS. TREHERNE AND EATON. THE WHIG-RADICALS. It shall be part of our business, not only to assert the superiority of Conservative principles over that shocking counterfeit called “ Liberalism,” but to take care, in local matters, that ...
... KHvanagh (Conservative) (Conservative) Both candidates were Conservatives ; Mr. Kavau®!? is Churchman; Mr. Ilennessy Romanist. * Whigs must weak in Wexford not start when two Conservatives were in the field Kavunagh was born without either hands or feet, lie ...
... it or not, a slow hot constant change is going all political parties. The Radicals of one generation are the Whigs of the next, and the Whigs in turn, in the course of another generation become Conservative. What was respectable Wh-ggery in the days of ...
... tL y do under, tand 'i, lliey would not I t«» carry an election with' u,; united Lil«r ...
... greater loaa to the House of Common*, but the greatest loss of nil to the Whig party. He would not have counselled them to remodel their traditions American principles, and to count votes by number*, and not to weigh them, and to adopt the institutions ...
... and if he should succeed In dissevering the most intelligent of the Whig nobility from the great popular party in the country, and if he should transfer them to the other side the House, and put all the dukes and the nobles of the land on one side of ...
... rpoß SALE, comae, of PORATORM, boa kr r Cooking and for Wanting; and Red and Whigs lasa r 1 Ma FAIL SiagIDOC/Ull.—Apply be W. examea. OS Fans; or to Mr. TAYLOR, wheadat Ara* Twilielege. ...
... their t*nemie»—th»t was the Liberal Conserfatires, thd Cn»erTatireB, and the Whigs not only did they : *av of the working men that they were venial dronken. violent, and brutal, bat even those who were the friend* the working uiea. and advi»caU*d the ...