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... be unprecedented C— Facts :— 1. The parliament of 1837 was elected nnder Whig auspices. 2. The parliament of 186.. now existing was also elected under Whig auspices. ?? Yet tho Whig government of 1 840. 41 con- tinued to hold office, although beaten no ...
... principles would soon rise into activity and power, and the Church and State need not fear the present fortuitous concourse of Whig and Radical atoms. — I am, Sir, your obedient ■ervaat, JAS. FLINT. Her Majesty's Theatre.-— We are able to state tbat the ...
... Debating i'Mib; but n-w ho was to becomo acquainted wilb such iii.'ti Horner, Jeffrey, and other young members «1 Scottish Whig party; and it was not long before proved himself one of the most able members the famous debating association known the Sj ...
... —Facts : 1. Tho parliament of 1«-17 was elected under Whig auspices, . . d. Tho parliament of ISIIS now ousting was also elected under Whig auspices. i rn . 29.6;>rM to t ; sw 1. Yet the Whig government 1810-tl con- .. | » ,r. | tinned to hold office ...
... that, aa a rule, the Conservatives of the metropolis have been, and are, much too apathetic. At this critical time, when the Whigs are leaving no stone unturned to forward their ends, it ia the positive duty of all good Conservatives to ?? put their shoulders ...
... defended by subscriptions raised by udveitise* roents in the newsjapers, or whether the governroent of the day—whether Liberal, Whig, or Conservativc w furnish him with the meins of defending himself, especially the commission had reported that f.reat praise ...
... peculiar cases, to the contiguous boroughs. This is. of course, the common sense of the thine; but it does not suit certain Whig candidates counties, because they thick their party strength would * somewhat attenuated thereby. have, therefore, uxh d the ...
... ministry that tbey are holdin.; in a minority, until the constituencies havi decided against them. As a party man, I rejoice to s ...
... Com- mons, he has checkmated the despotism of a class, and enlarged the popular action of tbe Constitution. As long as the Whigs oould rulo this country with tbe forms of civil and religious liberty, and keep their places on the Treasury bench, or aa long ...
... taste the dean, instead of stating clearly what the resolution he proposed was, commenced a plitical speech, eulogizing tbe Whig leaders, and specially introducing the name of Karl Russell, which led to some con- siderable hissing — greatly, if we might ...
... to the yacht have net yet with certainty been obtained, but it is belie red that latter the son of Belfast pilot.— \>n'f/u Whig, Oi twari) American Mails. Renter's Telegram.T Mi M*v 28. —The Inman Royal mail steamer C'ity of Boston arrived here at noon ...
... Debating •u '■> out n «w he was to boeome acquainted nth such men as Homer, Jeffrey, and other 'oung members of tho Scottish Whig party ; and it fas not long before ho proved himself ono of the uost able members of tho famous donating associa- -1011 known ...