... change of view to which they have submitted, must be in favour caution and moderation. Besides these again, there are the mere Whig intriguers who plot against, sneer at» and hold up their hands in despair about Mr. GL vdatone—men incapable of sympathising ...

... Supported he was parties of all shades opinion, it would not be a question for hiin ask any person who consulted him whether was Whig, Tory, or Radical; but, in his capacity as representative of the ward, would glad to meet him applause). He sincerely thanked ...

... on the 12th. The of 15th December will at TAM P. CO. On 90th November. for RARBADOES. LA (MAY cA, PUERTO CABELLO, and COLON (Whig goods for port. in North and South Central At. Hos, and Cunt. sad the CRUSADER. Captain Hoestoss. Will goods 8 pin. on am 16th ...

... revolution. If his name will not be in the song of bards, it must be on the page of history. has conquered his old enemies the Whigs, with whom has so long waged internecine nar, and dispersed them. And even yet . grander victory he ha* achieved, viz., a victory ...

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... even a town election. It has nearly all melted away and disappeared. What is left of it, like the silver gray clique the old Whig party, and the Brooks detachment of the know-nothing party, will probably be absorbed in the omnium of the forlorn democracy ...

... main principles and its patriotic scope are at all susceptible. the Solicitor-General aptly showed, in the Whig Reform Act of 1832 well in the Whig or Coalition Reform Bills of 1852,1854, and IB6o,—in all of them one primary condition precedent was to have ...

... himself. It also appears that both sides were to blame. The Tories bribed high, and the Whigs did the same. The candidates (so say the Lancaster men) Whether Tory Whig were all Liberal then! Some people do say that great efforts were made At first by both ...

... peer rose, and was re- jeived with cheers. It was the Earl of Morley, and this his maiden speech. He is a young Whig, and he took thoroughly Whig vie wof the situation, but his ob- lervations on the arts and processes by which the bill liad been carried ...

... rag, P “POW OKETT 3 ta’ Yonge are an exclusive claim ws up of the Whigs to zeal for the Charch, love of the Throne, anda ve we “serve OF “save the country. Belf- Y,; certain school histories say, has been the distin ve wall of the Tories from the day’ ...

... why was there that strong revolutionary party among the dangerous and ignorant classes at the present time? Because. for the Whigs and Radicals had pandered to their proj icee, had excited their bad feelings against the Government of the country, and had ...

... sincerely entertained in Whig noddles, must have vanished ; and it was entertained, as the following talk in my presence will prove—“ Well,” raid a Conservative to a Whig, are you going to do with Gladstone?” “I don’t know.” replied the Whig, “but before I accent ...