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... habit of repeating the dgnunciations pronounced. by their opponents against the Whigs. The Whigs are their friends, and they ought to support the Whigs, for without Whig support they would be very feeble indeed. The Whigg on their part did not appreciate ...
... lecture delivered the previous week by I)r. Siassingham, of Warrington. Considerable interest was taken in the lecture by both Whigs and Tories, the room being completely filled. Mr. Mell'T occupied the chair, and the lecturer was well received and loudly ...
... expediture of several great departmentts in the service of the state. These objects of a reform policy, which the old parties, Whig and Tory, have failed or refused to carry into effect-the present Conservative Ministry having indeed made the last-mentioned ...
... two sons of Lord Derby, four representatives of Lowther Castle, two members of the family of Wyndham, three members of the Whig house of Wentworth, two sons and a nephew Fat two sons of the Duke of Buccleuch, i col of others. In the late Parliament 136 ...
... as it were, the bread out •f his mouth passing that Reform Bill, agitation for which was so long the peculiar pro of the Whigs. And, finally, Mr. Mill has ooatrired to make personal enemy erery Toiy amongst his constituents the unscrupulous pertinacity ...
... expre great regret at tile signal defeat of the Marquis o' Ii[ e ington. He represented not only the herditr aiec of the great Whig family of the Caeealiaheo but sloe the. devotion to Liberal princ~plex. 1h ?? the victory to the personal popuilarity of Celel ...
... desire to serve t knowledge, great integrity, ax to the end of their career as reformers the | e working classea, When the Whig out of their hands, and gave them the bill under whit: would have the exercise of mghts long denied to them, then tried to ...
... numbers, unable to prevent outrage. Neither do the Conservetive petty emerPe from the contest entirely free from this reproach. A WHIG LORD CHASED AWAY BY INFIDEL ROUGHS. NORTHAISMON, TUESDAY. There has been oonsiderabte excitement in this town today during ...
... fereat regret at the signal defeat of the' Marquis of Harrington. He represented not only the hereditary influence of the great Whig family'of the Cavendishes, bat also their 4. votion to Liberal prmciplea. .The Timet considers that the contest has been invested ...
... close the poll were—Stanley, ; Patten, 0722 Hartington, 53G0. victory decisive beyond ail expectation. Tbe son of tbe great Whig Duke 1510 on the poll below tbe son of the Conservative Earl of Derby, and 13C2 below the Irish secretary, Colonel Wilson-Patten ...
... of your Catholic fellowcountrymen. We have heard even in the present century the cry ...