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... nigh the Whigs of that time | promised greater of the franchise, it ! never came from them though they have been j long in until it carried while tlicv ate out office, and I will now only tret a vote for i the first time. don: believe Whigs or Tories ...
... it will no doubt be trumped, for the old Whig party is detested ' by the new electors, and the old Palmerston and Russell reign, with its minimum reform measures, has gone by. The coming forward of a Whig candidate will cause the independent Liberals ...
... Liberd iaurnilB la the Boith , oi Inland fridently fear tha dreaded month o » July wUl not pa »» over quietly . Tha Northern . Whig complalna ta » t the Owayatasa .- to . the celg ' s . boorhood oi Colcraine Iiwe hrftun to much about to tha tiVCBmgB , pitt ...
... political rice of the Whig Id said to be place; of the Tory, lore of power; of (ho Radical, of change; mo that, as far ad dimlincitioas go, none of ilie three mchoola are perfret. 11 of have all their *outings, and no ry ilieplayed the Whig ',moaner in greater ...
... got up by the Whig committee ~f Jetburgh, they would have waited till doomsday. We all remember the bomn of artillery that broke ft*th train the Whig camp when it was proposed to take Hawick and Galashiels out Id' the county The big Whig gun was brought ...
... THE Globe , congratulates , its party that E » ...
... 1865 now was also elected under Whig auspices. 3. the Whig Government 184041 coatinned to bold office although beaten ao lees than nine times in two Months in 1841 by Lord Stanley's Irish Registration (Voters) Bill Whig earned against them. The divisions ...
... suffrage , would have had Uttis or no share in a member of Parliament , if tbe Whigs had . dared to oppose Itas thsy seemed moat anxious to prevent It . It is not to the Whigs we o we our member of Parliamentand I expect tail will ba remembered by the electors ...
... family in- J fluence in Parliament, with a view to future place and power. The old Whig party could not played better card; but it will no doubt trumped,’’ for ’‘the old Whig” party is detested by the new electors, and the old Palmerston and Russell reign ...
... of the Whig party in Edinburgh, and the loss of a supremacy which has scarcely been disputed for the last forty years, is an event of historical interest, and claims national as well local attention. . . The two evil genii of the Edinburgh Whig party are ...
... deth at eth It 4. 4, s mere as. r thee riere lin e wee eMhdlusere. Mr liliEs Is. menlethel thus le th eee ospied ea e = I Os 'Whig. dosed m eta eels*. . • lilts. ...
... ion he communicated to the Whig Liberal Committee at a meeting on Wednesday evening. Whatever colour may be put on this declinature, there can be no doubt whatever that the real reason lies in thehopelemness of the old Whig party carrying with them a ...