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... relinquished, even for time, for such task. It*is true, there are Whig Peers of great wealth, and with considerable political aptitudes. It it admitted fact that a do/en or of them have kept the Whig party together for many years, and have taken their reward ...
... Clarendon is a Whig, Lord Crauville is a Whig, Lord Kimberley is a Whig, Lord llartingtou is a Whig, Lord De ...
... petition to render Mr. M'Clnre’a election void, and the deponents believed there was good cause fur the petition. The Northern Whig, which wee published daily, printed an article entitled or headed The Belfast Eiectien Petition, to which they referred. The ...
... aristocracy,—and eqnal (oar fiftha whole reprseaatation of the ot Scotland. This time, however, they seat lass than 40. tbs greet Whig families having safered severely in the Koglish ...
... plan a suitable memorial to lbs late Dr. Cooke wae agreed upon,and it will aubnaiited adjourned ■eating Tuesday usaL—NortArrn Whig. ...
... petitioners in this matter will be mode day to tbe Coart of Common Pleas, (or attachments against the publishers of tbe Northern Whig, the Northern Star, and the Ultter Examiner, for printing and pabliabiog articles commolding on petition tiled Common Pleas ...
... positive aoUgccisia that there is between eonetitotijual Whiggeiy and Commanisai —to the personal dislike Mr. Bright, of tke ■Whig .oeracy tuako s-'orsl—to Mr. L-iwe's impiaciizabie arryaooe, and Mr. Gladctnue's impeinons egotism—we confess that tfcs formation ...
... tbe asm} spirit had -.c anted the 1 Whig, but not with such pointed ferocity Mr. Butt -What has this motion to do with tbe Whig/ Mr. M'Lsughlia. barrister at-law, rose said— And I also, having counsel for tbe Whig, object to Mr. Macdouogb bringing in ...
... when detuai' ...
... firm and rigorona adminiatration. And y*t s * George Grey is eminently reap- rfable sob tician of the pur tnn-j of the great Whig bou*, whose co-operation with the extreme section would give them certain air spectability. whom, again, is our Viceroy to ...
... Cabinet, —a task easy enough if the country would take the eld Whig set, with a sprinkling of Radicals, but very difficult from tbe fset that neither will the country put up with the old Whig set in the Cabinet, nor with the young Radicals Parliament. Mr ...
... —Mr. Hers* man’s declaraticu that if the Conservative-* bad been educated recent events, t-o had the Whigs : simple confession, in fact, that tha Whigs were ready to adopt any measures which they thought likely to bring them into power. Unfortunately, ...