... Agg -Gardner, and earnestly commend him to the electoral body at large for their undivided support. The old distinctions of Whig and Tory are now fast dying out, and Their place must spring up somemore intelligible title which to dis•tinguish the two great ...

... and Ritualism within the Church. Sheers like these lose their point when directed against Bishop Waldegrave. lie is a Whig of the Whigs, who, upon this question, has broken away from bis “hereditary sympathies” and the traditions of his family and his parly ...

... Church question. 'Asa member the Waldegrave family his ( ...

... prompted Mr. Samuel ile>, proprietor df the Old Wells, Ike., &c.) • r the defendant. There was very large •cmlrlnce' of the Whig faction —at least, of ■ ,• hirelings and understrappers of that vtry .maculate party. Mr. Huddleston conducted • e case with ...

... really know nothing of the great question of the day, which has caused the complete breaking-up of tbe old party distinctions of Whig and Tory. Even the most prejudiced of Our present antagonists must be constrained to admit that while the question of Parliamentary ...

... Iscariot was with Mr. William Ewart Gladstone. i . Incident probably was letter from the Duke ■ Poitland, one of the greatest of Whig magnates and a munificent supporter until lately of the Ltbergl porty enclosing a ebsque for X2OOO in support of the patriotic ...