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... of liberal opinions, but of a timid sort-not always Whigs, who hold together pretty closely as a party -but Liberals who share the Whig cast of opinion without the party feelings by which the Whigs are actuated. They are what have been called Conserv ...
... promotion of Mr. Bruce appears to be much more in the nature of things-bywhich I moan the nature of Whig things; and besides, the rising men in the Whig section of the party demand promotion for service. It is thus said that if Mr. Bruce goes to the H ...
... studied for the bar, be entered Parlia. mrint in 1820 as member for his native city, which he eon- tinsid to represent in the Whig interest down to tihe dissolution which followed the passing of the Reform Aet in 1S32. Durizng this time he had lent his support ...
... question cohev they get in. Mr. Bouvorie's speech the other night is said, on the one hand, to be what is talked at the exclusive Whig clubs; and, on the other, to be only what is talked by Mr. Bouvoeie. Everybody-except Sir John Pakhigton-enjoycd Air. Bright's ...
... the beginning of the exercise of b magisterial power in this town under the Habeas Corpus e Suspension Act.-77le Nort/wr n Whig. n Conic, Wednesday.-A party of the constabulary, under v the command of Sub-Inspector Maxwell, of the Oharleville a district ...
... RUSSELL in 1860-it may frighten the more timid Liberals, and thus, by the united strength of all the Con- servatives and the Whig deserters, may be thrown out of office, or else forced to appeal to the country. If, on the other hand, it brings in a very ...
... to his state yes- terday, but his condition on Sunday was such as to cause considerable alarm amongst his friends. TIIE old Whig cries were peace, retrench- ment, and reform. Peace, happily, we have, though the fruits of peace in small establishments and ...
... is one of which but little is said, and still less is known. It is a duty which has been performed by successive Governments-Whig, Tory, and Coalition-for more than two centuries and a half; and it is therefore remarkable for its antiquity, though net perhaps ...