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... your member, Mr M' Laren, and seat two Whigs. Now, as I belong to the party called Advanced Liberals or Radicals, I should be extremely sorry to lose the valuable cervices of Mr M'Lsren and bare in his place a pure Whig, and this must be my excuse for trouuling ...
... of avowed Tories and, what is worse, !Turilisel Whigs. And it is through the aid of such allies, and by such • policy as this, that Mr Moucreiff hopes to retrain the representative of Edinburgh ; a Whig in principle, and yet indebted for hie eat to the ...
... chi'• racteristic and constitutional obstinacy, have once found him in the wrong, kept him in it. But the Duke is a reactionary Whig, and has the credit of being the man that put a spoke into the wheels of the Liberal Reform Bill. Hine Ms p'audes, and the ...
... their policy ISO, which was to conciliate the Radicals numb as possible, and to seek to widen 11101itesch between them and the Whigs. Now *aye the more hopeful teak of elides- to alienate from the party of progress men who do not belong to it in reality, but ...
... whether Lord Derby would he prepared to state the views of the Government previous to the meeting of Parliament. — Northers Whig. Tea Naw LAW ON RAILWAY CONPANIZA.— During the present month Act passed in the late session to amend the law reletieg so securities ...
... Dvatur, Thursday. This morning, on the arrival of the Liverpool steercer, five men peseengere were arrested on suspicion of Whig freniane. One of them stated that he was the eorrespondeat of a New York paper, and was et owe diseliarged. TEE WATERFORD ELECTION ...
... tic harlot, Professor /Oscine ridvertal to the eitution of our own country. He believed that the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government and others had been bona along by a current which they ought to have conaralled, and had submitted to a dictation ...
... Mr Napier, who wet then his Irish Attorney:(eneral, got his consent to a tenant-right bill or so sweeping a character that Whig and Tory then alike denounced it, and it wee precipitately withdrawn. Mr Napier is no longer In Parliament but le still has ...
... limits, for Poor-law purposes will be nothing. Such a law boa been in existence in Bogland for two yea's, and no Government, Whig or Tory, will long delay pude( a similar Act for Bootlond, whomever it is demanded by the tons populations, as it will be vary ...
... Liberal—l call it Whig. It professes to be in favour of Reform, but deer nothing for it. It keeps the question open because that keeps political capital in its pocket. I am an utter opposesit of the Tories, but, I say, give a Tory sooner than • Whig. (Loud c h ...
... deny the possibility of ouch a division as supposed. There is a cleavage called High and Low, and them is a cleavage celled Whig and Tory ; bat we deny that the two coincide. Yet, unless the two coincide, the Professor has wasted his breath on the desert ...
... property qualification may afford a certain rough guarantee, and he would support such • measure as was proposed by the late Whig Government, a £7 franchise. That is, he would withold the franchise from an educated Christian—a Thomas Chalmers, perhaps, ...