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... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. A great secret has at length oozed out respect- ing the relations of the Whigs ami the Radicals. The speech of Lord Granville inthe House of Lords last Monday seems likely to constitute an epoch in modern political history ...
... WHIG AND RADICAL That Whigs should impute to Radicals, and Radicals to Whigs, the whole responsibility for the result of the lafe s ...
... LANCASTER G0 SATURDAY, DECEMBER * ' -^^titafonal name of Whig has unhappuy de- ?? TbeoldToryofbygonedayshasmadeamuch « e f*^ WB e m oreadaptAble,changeofiiame. Begmled flexibility of hia newly-adopted * ZjW wbat a mass of utterly Radical dirt your SCal'owed ...
... cutcheon ermine. **■ 1754. May 21. \ Francis Reynolds (Whig.) 1761. Mar. 20. J Edward Marton (ToryS Francis Reynolds. (See Pari. 1741.) Edward Marton. (See Pari.' 1747.) (1758. Dec. 22.)— George Warren (Whig). Vice Martou deceased. George W«rren, of Poynton ...
... swept each and ?? ***J existence. There were Whigs and ToiJ^ ?? for years beyond the uawr* *H those ?? party names. We belief J in being atUL But the Tory ot otb ...
... Mr. Holden call disloyalty •> to the Liberal £$* in the repeated defection of the ?? old l Whigs ? rSpre* senting county families, who have supported the Whig cause for generations. Some of those who have thus deserted the Liberal ranks have been pretty ...
... Gabriel Doveton. (Whig.) Election uncontested. John Fenton Cawthorne. (See Pari. 1806.) Gabriel Doveton,* General in the H.E.I.C. Ser- vice. Sat for the Br rough from 1812 till his death in April, 1824. 1818. Aug. 4.- ) Gabriel Doveton. (Whig.) 1820. Feb. ...
... century, and con- liuuei for about 50 years. Convention Parliament. tt**B-8. Jan. 22 \ Thomas Preston. (Whig). 1889 -90. Feb. 6 j Ccuwkn Rawlinson. ( Whig). Thomas Preston, of Holker. Eldest surviving son of Thomas Preston, who sat for the Couuty 1661 1678 ...
... LANCASTER— (Costihuei>.) Anne. — — — 1702. Aug. 20. ) Robert Hsyshah. (Tory.) 17(15. April 5. J Sir William Lowther, Bart. (Whig.) Bobert Hey sham. (See Pari. 1698). Sir William Lowther, first Baronet of Marsk, co. York, and of Hoiker Hall. So c. eatedi ...
... that in the event of there hav.'njf been no opposition, Mr # Ripley, who we understand is a moderate man of rather the old Whig school, would have been returned with the acqu : esence of both Conservatives and Liberals, but that now Mr. Holden, whose ...
... words sod idle complaints that we want. Whigs jiave for tbe laat two years been talking a t tbeir e!ob_ emong their friends, ant privately in the Hous- of Coa moos, pretty much in the saina seuse as > our Whig correspondent writes ; but whenever the mandate ...
... determined at all cost to keep out the Whigs, and every Liberal candidate will b. required to swallow the Native Parliament pledge without qualification, a. a proof that he ha. dissevered him- self from the English Whig parly. The Nation and journals of its ...