... claim to be made into a polling place. — Yours, &c, Rhos, Nov. 4, 1868. R. H. F. M. WHIG AND TORY. To the Editor of tiie Wrexham Advertiser. Sir, — Now that the words Whig and Tory are so sounded in our ears on all sides, it may not be amiss to inform some ...

... Journal, Dublin ; Mr .affray, Daily Post, Birmingham ; Mr Frederick Clifford, Shef- field Telegraph ; Mr F. D. Finlay, Northern Whig, Belfast ; Mr George Harper, Huddersfield Chronicle ; Mr Joseph Glover, Leamington Courier ; Mr C. W. Naylor, Cambridge Chronicle ...

... seat in the teeth of the powerful interest of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, displacing, however, not the wealthy baronet, but his Whig colleague, Colonel Myddeton Biddulph. He was born in tbe year 1826, and was educated at Shrewsbury Sihool anl at Badiol and ...

... How different is the ?? from the ex Premier! Lord RusseU has for his head-covering the traditional white beaver of the old Whigs. The venerable Marquis of Lansdowne himself never mounted a furrier one than Little Johnny appears in. Beavers and white ...

... Lord Palmerston again in 1865, have been of a favourable character. The only instance to the con- trary was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of no confidence. The average dura- tion of each ministry has been three years. At a meeting ...

... choicest spirits of what was then the choicest literary society of Edinburgh. He cast in his lot with the young men who professed Whig politics, . and was consequently lesa familiar with Scctt and his immediate associates than with grave, statistical ; Francis ...

... two doing good in their own neighbonrhood. (An- other voice, politics.) Mr Mainwaring was a Tory and Mr Watkin Williams was a Whig ; but which of tbe two parties did most for the working classes. Under Tory administrations were passed the most beneficial ...

... support Mr Gladstone in his action against the Irish Church, which, he says, is independent of all minor distinctions between Whig and Tory, the issue npon which the country is asked to decide at the ensu- ing election. He will also vote for the repeal of ...

... conversion to free trade principles. Moreover, I have a strong impression that his Liberalism then was that of a high and dry Whig of the Grey, Elliot, Russell, Pal- merston school. I now com? to the second era of Cjl. Biddulph's Parliamentary reign, for ...

... individually, in their re- spective wards. They urged him to accept their offer, pleading that arms were put into their hands by a Whig government in 18.3, in Ireland. They mentioned that the Fenians were wholly recruited from the R -man Catholic ranks. The Mayor ...

... party! (Loud cheers.) And they were indebted to their treachery, their cowardice, to their love of office for it! What did the Whigs then do? They did not try to turn them out. They took advantage of the weak- ness of the Tory party, they badgered and pestered ...

... of members of Parliament for the county o* , the following landed proprietors were earned advocates of the Conservatives (or Whig, as the case may be) cause. The tenant farmers whose names follow votod in the Liberal interest, nnd received notice to quit ...