... incorrect. la oonttadiition thia we have received Information that the original announcement (which appeared in the Northern Whig) waa strictly correot.—Pall Mall Gazette. We have reason to believe that warrant will be iaaued by the Secretary of State for ...

... with politics, afl . thought they would say he had not failed in 8l pt instance. He had endeavoured to do right indepe” of Whig or Tory, and he was much obliged good feeling shown towards him (hear, hear). The meeting then broke up. Ist BEDS. VOLUNTEER ...

... excuse rebellion against government when there was not an acquiescence in popular demands. We should like to know what the Whig leaders think of these sentiments uttered by their “valued ally” in Lancashire, where they have seized smaller men for smaller ...

... of the last stories I heard from Mr. Lincoln was concerning John Tyler, for whom it was to be expected, as an old Henry Clay Whig, he would entertain no great respect. A year or two after Tyler's accession to the Presidency,” said he, “contemplating an ...

... of the last stories I heard from Mr. Lincoln was concerning John Tyler, for whom it was to be expected, as an old Henry Clay Whig, he would entertain no great respect. “A year or two after Tyler's accession to the Presidency,” said he, contemplating an ...

... returned a majority iu its favour. Whether the promise would have been performed under ordinary circumstances may be doubted. The Whigs are adepts in the art of evading pledges. But the Government brought in a Reform Bill; it needed the Irish vote, and to obtain ...

... he had voted only once, and he thought none the worse of any of his flock for voting according to their convictions, whether Whig or Tory. They were interested in the house of Stanley for another reason. It was a fact, though it was not generally known ...

... e your right to vote. Unless you attend at the time and place named year vote wilt not be allowed, at it is opposed by the Whig agent. Now this was simply untrue, as the claim had been made by himself. He really not understand a gentleman of Mr. Jessopp’s ...

... it was defeated. Since the rejection of that measure, so remarkable for its extreme moderation, he had met many men, both whigs and tories, who in their hearts regretted that they had not supported the very moderate measure of last session. A great deal ...

... freedom” elsej where. Although his response at Glasgow only ! an echo of what he has said elsewherei it is de- sirable that his Whig allies should be reminded of the disposition of the Dictator to whom they have been giving allegiance. said, acknowledgment ...

... returned majority in its favour. Whether the promise would have been performed under ordinary circumstances may be doubted. The Whigs are adepts in the art of evading pledges. But the Government brought in Reform Bill; it needed the Irish vote, and to obtain ...

... (Mr.McLaren) did not believe it was the Tory party that threw out the bill, but it was the treachery of a section of the old Whigs that caused its overthrow. The Tories assailed the measure in the idea of upsetting the Government; if it were a mere abstract ...