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... strong supporters Viscount Chelsea, who was one of the candidates for Bury at the late election, whilst Mr. Philips was the Whig or Radical candidate. Mr. Philips successful, being elected a considerable majority on the 17th November. Mr. Henry Oram chairman ...
... and mother* Etigltehmcn, did not know before yesterday that *e were any empio yore bound do th. Wd.U, g of .oj uo-un, whetbor Whig Tory, Cbelae-ite or nnytlilng elae. thought iteniegb to doth, work io . proper for prloo. oooordiag ogreoreeot; hut it mou» ...
... claims where the question of Ailing vacancy of this sort all iffiat stake. . all means, let ns have the heat man for the whether Whig, or Tory but let it dearly understood that his qualifications are of the right kind. To set cumbrous political machinery in ...
... we |>re■ume, will be eDtioated the doty of deeidiog upoa the future orgauiaatioo of the Church. An informant the Northern Whig, who attended aerrioe one of the cbaiobea Belfaat oo Sunday laat, •tatee that the portion the uaaally devoted to the teen om>tte ...
... Archbishop Whately, when srritiog on religion. has, in fact, lata down three points, wlrcb have numb-red. Arcbb shop VVhately was a Whig Archbishop of Doblin appointed ’ora purpose, under peculiar oircamstanoea. net remark ...
... great matter, but temperance reformers ae the most advanced polltwiani. Whatever might be their name, whether they called them Whigs Tones or Radicals, whether by Gladstone or by Bright Disraeli, they ooowaentlously earned social questions—everything which ...
... thit there were scarcely any questions left to divide upon, and whatever might their name, or whether they called tbemselres Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, or whether they swore by Gladstone, Dertr, Bright, or Disraeli, they oonseientioosly examined all eoeial ...
... seems to have been originally dsatgood its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tor'et and took nffioe under the Whig Bari I ; change which, according to Lord Palmerston's chivalrous sense of hon -nr, could only be justified the fact that be ...