... the support or the goodwill of what they are pleased to call the Whig landlords, but that I have been brought forward by the farmers and that, in fact, not having the support of the Whig leaders I had better go home again— (laughter). Well, I am quite ...

... platform are powerful instruments either for good or for c oil : neither, I think, ca;; it be denied that whilst first, tlie Whigs, and then, tlio Radicals, have, during the last thirty or forty years, cnergei ically and successfully availed themselves of ...

... cabins built for political meetings, and hard cider, was drunk • barbicues, in token of the fact that Mr. Harrison, tho Whig candidate, had in the early days of tho West lived in «,!°f, al d drunk hard cider. In 1856 there were 1 athnnder clubs, in ...

... accusation which tlie noble Earl has conclusively refuted in his usual straightforward manner. Sir James Shuttleworfh, speaking the Whig government In land, said They had even in Lord Derby's lime, in tvil, ten Bishopries suppressed him, and twenty-five per ••cut ...

... their own. You know as well as I do, that whatever may be their subdivisions, the great national political parties are the Whigs n ths one hand, and the Tories on the other, aud such shall refer to them here. The greab Tory cry at the coming election ...

... effect in Cornwall but we believe moet other parts of kingdom of Mr Disraeli's political schemes introduced Reform Bill to Whigs” himself office bill improved by the Liberals in form very different from Its effect be to and show been and misled Mr Disraeli ...

... miles of his property, from which he derives £BO,OOO a year, has excited consider. able local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it as an instance of the ‘generosity and liberality of our Lrish absentee landlords ' The Marquis and his pr ...

... put on their ordinary costume. The metamorphosis seemed quite unaccountable to the other passengers by the train. Northern Whig. The North Riding Chamber op Agriculture and the Elections.— In accordance with a resolution of the Conned, the secretary of ...

... 12 miles of his property, from which he derives £80,000 a year, has excited considerable local dissatisfaction. The Northern Whig comments upon it an instance of the generosity and liberality of our Irish absentee landlords. The Marquis and his predecessors ...

... whose name we spare, is obliged to go without his pound of flesh. When the lease falls in, Irish Church and Methodist Chapel, Whig, Tory, and Radical will . possibly be names which will need a dictionary of anbquities to explain them. The Methodist congregation ...

... blemish. The sermon was of episcopal brevity, and had nothing in it to disturb the equanimity of high church or low church, whig or tory. It was delivered with freedom and energy, but the wide and lofty space in which the preacher spoke was so exhaustive ...

... means of doing what the ooantry expects of him, must be suitably seconded. It is tolerably certain that many of the veteran Whig leaders who hitherto held the chief posts in Liberal Cabinets are ready rad razioas to make way for younger men. Their places ...