... was need to accommodate snne veteran Whig peer, or some aspiiing member of great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that section of the party from which Whigs and Peebles have borrowed the reforms ...

... that thoro was strong opposition mo on tho part of the Whig section, but fortnight before tho olection Sir Win. Russell came down personally mo and asked me to coalesce with what may bo called Whig section of party. In fact, overture was mado to yon?— ...

... they, the Whigs, wished. Til let t petitions, the Tory is ud seated; Boyal Commission came down; municipal corruption _ added confusion and stench of more abominatioii; and finally another election followedj Tillett was returned; and now the whig agent, ...

... Foster, Marsh, and other Whigs that time, when to breathe or almost to think, Liberal opinions, was all but crime. If we turn to our own columns to recall the views which were upheld by the but lately despised and half-hearted Whigs,” we there see and almost ...

... XZW MX. Qum observed that the new table of inagherstwe clerk's fees had been printed. sad wee DOW in operation. The liked Whig WY the result Of NNW& Coolton and Belos's bill. The maid there was nothing at all taxed Mr. asked who it wes taxed by. The ...

... Disbaeli would have done had he been in power; and a local orator spoke to the sentiment, Speedy downfall to the present Liberal Whig Government,” talking, if correctly represented, no little nonsense, ani appealing to the selfishiness of his audience as a ...

... Stephen’s.—Mr. S. Reeve assured those present that Mr Colman's candidature would have the support of Sir William Foster and the Whig party.—Two or three other gentlemen addressed the meeting, sjieaking in congratulatory terms on the reunion of the Li lie ranks ...

... invitation at the Free Library on Saturday evening, and address them. We are glad to understand that the leading members of the Old Whig party have without hesitation declared that they will readily give Mr. their support, and not a few the middle-class electors ...

... domestic policy; and on turning to foreign affairs the result is not more satisfactory. It ' v.its left, as they say, the veteran Whig, Earl Russell, propose the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country Furthermore, the beginning ' last ...

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... upbraiding conscience. Consider for a moment the position of the country brought about their shortcomings, and those of their Whig predecessors. Lord John Russell, it will remembered, saw the desirability of joining France and protecting Denmark, but cowardice ...

... West Norfolk from Whig domination thirty years ago, the constituency has again and again proved itself thoroughly Conservative. A few years sinse, under the influence of a or fees some o ccult motive, a highly gentleman of the Whig party was let into ...