... is no longer predominant here ; that even those members of the Council Board who profess Whig principles are not blind to claims a deserving man, whether he be Whig or Tory, and that when such one appears they will not only refrain from putting forth a ...

... amongst the Whigs became very visible. The opposition was not directed against Mr. Ralph, the Conservative candidate, as he seemed to be well received by all, but the point in dispute appeared be the objection on the part of some of the Whigs be compelled ...

... them the chance slipping their cable from its moorings, and drifting over towards America, they care httle tor him whether Whig Libera). Between ourselves, ray most respected friend and colleague, John Bright, has put his foot in it. Button : Well, he ...

... regard to the Fenian difficulty and the Washington Cabinet I do not pretend to anticipate ; but this much is certain, that the Whig Government have left to its Conservative successors very troublesome heritage this respect. They ought not to have allowed ...

... been animated discussions on two ticklish subjects, which may be shid to be part of the herit >ge of difficulty which the Whigs have left to their successors—Reform and the Fenians. It is said that the Government have quite made their minds on the former ...

... constitution which had so long been the boast of Britain—offered to men of nil parties, whether called the forgotten name of Whig or Tory—a neutral ground upon which they might meet to withstand the insidious attacks of their common enemy (great cheering) ...

... t!ic ] Kir ter of the workhouse, but sent him his •deputy. At the deputy’s house one c-nsl I j mad to hear, and the foil'.whig nn-riiiiig the woman died with td seeing a medical Mr. Flcischmann coin plained catarrh, altliough it was the theatre late ...