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... was nominated as the Whig candidate in September, 1868. Mr. Warner wrote a letter to Sir W. Foster stating that he should abide by the de. cision of the Whig party. The advanced Liberals chose their candidate earlier than the Whigs; they invited witness ...
... Iunspoken. If Mr. G. H. Moonas had been con- sulted, he would certainly have suggested the first remedy; all the old lights of Whig statesmanship, and the new lights of Tory philosophy, a-re known to favour the second; while Cardinal CULLEN is understood ...
... HUenry Jovons. South ?? A. Watson B. A. Watson. ao Ewing Whittle. AuRcitoenY WARD.-The burgesses of this ward, male and female, Whig, Tory, and Liberal, have in large numbers signed a requisition to Mr. Charles P. Melly, soliciting him to come forward again ...
... The Prince arrived at Edinburgh at a quarter past ten last evening, and was to leave this morning for Che5ter. The Northern Whig hopes that a Government Commission of inquiry, which it believes will soon be issued, will do something to tranquillize the ...
... in the political, social, and theological worlds ; by Churchmen, Dissenters, and Secularists ; by Conservatives, Liberals, Whigs, and Republicans; and by them the programme of the League, which recoguises the necessity of com- pulsory elementary education ...
... the chairman of the London and South-Eastern riailway Company. Duringthe short time he was in Parliament he supported the Whigs with such pertinacity that they made him a knight. For the borough of Stookport. with some 2,000 electors, Sir Edward might ...
... Ra actt° to represent the whole of my nation as d Y iilista. We have recently, from the ?? of all sor's of persons, Tories, Whigs, pens as breen trea'ed ti a great many doseauts upon ?? ?? but a more sweeping condemna- he IonditiO1 o have not seen-no not ...
... party. The importance of educating 1electors to judge for tlmemuselves can hardly be N underrated, and this declaration of a Whig Anglesey landlord, that the Tory candidate for the representation of his own place of residence is 1 'tlie best mant-ought ...
... the Marquises of Blandford and Lansdowne are to 1)e celebrated on the 4th of November at Westminster b Abbey. Thus two great Whig and Tory families will be it United. Is Partridges lma~p not been so plentiful in Cornwall for many years as they are this ...
... aquestion that every voter should ask for himself,, and decide for-himself, and not thb allow himself to be influenced either by, Whig oraTory, by club. or clergy The first thing the ratepayer should learn-F. the gentleman rt- commended honest ?-(you know many ...
... by a noude- P seript politician, who was something of the Vicar of - Bray type, a supporter of all governments, whether - Whig or Tory, 'ut very rarely found in opposition. This a was a description of the representative who sat in Par. tl liament ior ...
... Conservative now to keep the advantages obtained, and to prevent law from de- generating into mob rule. The distinction of Whig and Tory will disappear, and parties will re- solve themselvesinto Moderates and Revolutionists. To guide this movement must ...