... strong supporters of Viscount Chelsea, who was the Conservative candidate for Bury at the last election, Mr. Philips being tho Whig cr Radical Ageiast neither of tho candidates, he was happy to say, could a singlo word be said, Mr. Philips was returned by ...

... the most formal and tamest of debates. But th's year there has been a bitter contest going on behind the scenes between the Whigs and Kadicals-one ectlon represented by the Lord Advocate and the other Mr. Baxter, the Secretary to the Adm'ralty-over the ...

... Throne itself. y institution of the country is in one word a threat, and, if any credence may be attached tj promises of the Whig-Radical-Revolu- y-Republican faction which now boasts its throughout the country, it is only a of time how far the nation itself ...

... walls or climbing over the railings. body of police, mounted and foot, were on duty on tho road to preserve 'order.— Northern Whig. ...

... unquestionably trade during the - It does not, however, follow that Gladstone's scheme will te carried out y- Even amongst the Whig- V/ Ca Bc ti° there are Btill some traces of | j, ro^' tlr »ble feeling; some signs that pledges and It have a meaning for ...

... or, at all events, srn apra of Vicount Chelsea, who Was one ofthectdts for 'Bury at the late elciowilst mlr. Phi. was the Whig or Radical candidate. Against both them nthing 'could be said, for they seers both vworthy candidatoo as they could hatev. ...

... meaning of ite. deliberations. At this moment it is of course impossible to say whether there will be such a majority of Whig and Whig-Radical peers in the Upper House when the bill in question is returned to it as will carry the measure without alteration ...

... which has €m. (nthe whole, such an examination Y be very satisfactory even to those who, rule, tender their support to the Whig- Majority. Mr. has exhibited > Ousness and a want of temper which have ‘ With singularly bad grace in one whose chief } i tic ...

... modern times—the Duke of Abercora—and the Irish poHey of the Government has been so repugnant to the upper classes in Ireland—Whigs as well a3 Tories—that they have held aloof altogether from the Viceregal Court, Dublin Castle, people say, has been almost ...

... opening of his speech, in which he imputed o her the enactment and maintenance of the penal laws the work of his own party, the Whigs, who were never the party of the Church —and used every artifice of rhetoric to present her in an odious light, and to give ...

... well be more disadvantageous to the goreral prosperity cf the coun‘ry than the programme which seems to find favour with the Whig-Radica] faction, Ac- cording to it the principle upon which the Sister Isle is in the future to be governed is not that of ...

... simple of gall ill-nature but formed the model of of Tacitus It originally designed its form chiefly explain he Tories office Whig Earl according Lord chivalrous of oould justified himself party unseated University for voting of Catholic emancipation compact ...