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... moment the Compounder was buried, was almost cruel, infected their followers, and had not from Whigs or Radicals single noteworthy speech. The Old Whigs Gri-ys, Villiers, Cavendishes, Rus^ells—were strangely quiet, quiet and powerless Adullaroites ...
... practically, 1 all that was distinctive in the policy of th have adopted, very suddenly, all that was « in the sect of the Whigs, and have shot far last it—down the Rapids and over the Falls! W l Com- they meet their old opponents at the fir he only election ...
... arbitrary electoral rating, like the previous propositions of the Whig and Liberal party. In the boroughs every one who has a house for a year and pays taxes will be an elector. The Whigs were desirous of making the extension they proposed attaching to ...
... called Tory and the other Whig, all well and good. It does not matter, so long as know distinctly what we mean, and are generally understood. But if we are Tories, let it be as clearly comprehended that our opponents are Whigs. If they decline that name ...
... which Lord Derby never intended to divert from their natural channels, upon the obscure and consistent supporters of the Whigs. This is no policy. It simply the relaxation of unprincipled ingratitude. It does not even pretend to enlarge the precincts ...
... no epeciel claim on the respect, the confidence, and the sympathies of this University 1 Remember thictv years, ago a groat Whig Government waes broken up, The poli-; tical prospects in the life of Lord Derby wore imnperilled 3 bemause he resisted a resolution ...
... the astiaurith sad date ass ad the inquired if some one had Mt bees badly hart, their ideas d crowds in • public 1b lee Whig wady with an exideat of some r err Thinking they hed better be moving, the corn reshed to psy visa to the cellars of Kr. H ...
... special claims for the respect, confidence, and sympathies of this university? (applause.) Remember thirty years ago a great Whig government was broken up. The political pro , pects in the life of Lord Derb'v were imperilled because he resisted a rescoati ...
... :gtialt cholera ; and several cases of the mine menus under treatment, but none of them are to la. of a actions nature.—NorMaris Whig. A FENIAN PICNIC AT CHICAOO.-1%, York papers contain the following account of the Re,.er. at Chicago :—The annual picnic of ...
... putting the town in a goo sent by condition ; and are daily busily engaged in ment of and the fumigation of the disease has Whig. Ewieration prom returns of the Regi -Geveral, the numt And of grants who left the ports of 1 ireland during t reo, ...
... himself no special claim on the respect, tho confidence, and the sympathies of this University ? Remember thirty years ago great Whig Government was broken up. The political prospects in the life of Tiord Derby were imperiled because he resisted a resolution ...
... It is likely that Mr. Clements R. Markliam, F.R.G.S., will accompany the expedition in civil capacity.—Globe. The Northern Whig denies the truth of statements that have been widely circulated as to an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred ...