... purchase their tickets at the reduced rate. Ececrion Gosalr.—There is a schism among the Liberals of fi'orwiek. The old.fashioned Whigs are for inviting the present sitting members, Mr. E. Warner and Sir W. Russell, to stand again, while the advanced Liberals ...

... likely to rage fiercely. The quarrel is an old tine, which was much embittered during the feud between the ex-leader of the Whigs and Lord Palmerston, with whom Lord Shaftesbury 's influence. as is well known, we. very great in Church matters. The effect ...

... agriculture, and hoped he should see practical agricul. turista candidates at the coming election, whatever they alight think as to Whig or Tory. After some other toasts of a personal character, the meeting proceeded to the die. of the subject of the evening. ...

... there never was a pie*e of jobbery, -r bribery, or iotionclation in the world, which the Tories were not at the bottom of. The Whigs and Radicals, having the principles of eternal truth and justice on their aide, have so need of using week mesas, and sever ...

... entered the Reformed Perlis. meat the same yearn member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solioitor•Generel jest berme the Whigs tweet oat in Dee., 1834, and he returned to themes Mee they mime in again in April. 1836. Four years later be was mimed the ...

... plain spoken truths, which rallied around him Mr. 8. It T. Meyer has contributed an interesting Conservatives and traditional Whigs in the hour of article to the Chereitstaa's Magazine, entitled Who was his distress? They have all vanished under the the ...

... Thompson, and H. G. Davies.—The CHLIRMAN, in Open. i ug the proceedings. observed, upon the question of reform, that the Whigs had ;aways given the people a shadow, and kept hack the substance. To whom, then, be asked. are we indebted for a most liberal ...

... ago; but while the former was joint secretary to the Treasury in the Ministry of Lord Liverpool. the latter was steadfast to Whig principles, sod received his appointment to the Admualty Court from the Government of Lord Melbourne. ...

... town embraced within its area religious and political Dissenters, Tory and Whig Churohmen ; • few Dissenters voting for the Tory candidate, • larger number of Churchmen for the Whig; it had also its roughs, its freemen, its independent burgesses, as they ...

... thing torte, would be forthcoming to form • Restitution Stuart Wortley, who has been • Liberal.Coosanative member, and then a Whig Solicitoraessrsl, and then again a Conservative coodidate for the West Ms& and, moreover, Recorder of London, and as such in ...

... notice of the Liberal Ministry, whom politica be strongly esposissi when most of the clergy disdained all oonnexion wish Whigs or Whimsey. Lord John Russell, it is said, recommended him for the Deanery of Jersey, when he took an active part in the e ...

... was engaged in several important cases, and acquired a fair reputation. In 1833 he entered the Pennsylvania Legislature as a Whig. He was identified with the disorders of the years from 1833 to 1840. He was once challeoked to fight, but avoided the duel ...