... coalition between moderate Whigs and the more advanced Con- servatives, against the revolutionary Radi- cals If such a coalition is ever effected, it will be advisable, he hints, for the leaders to be chosen from among the Whigs, and as a natural consequence ...

... learn for the first time from the new number of the Edinburgh Review that Prince Albert was a contributor to the of the great Whig blue and buff organ. The Frinoe viewed with indignation the seizare of Cracow by the three Northern Powers in 1846, and pr ...

... Ministry, then the Whig party earns in for the honor and credit of carrying the measure. [Applause.] It the Liberals won to into opposition, ha was eoataut to through the tame rough course again. Be might hero Whig indignation ana Whig sneers, and Tory ...

... happening Germany and Geneva Tho payment of .State salaries to the Komsn Catholic clergy, which was the scheme both of tho obi Whigs and the new Tories, would have involved the same difficulties those out of which Empire and Republic alike are painfully struggling ...

... displayed by the Romish church of his time. The great apostle of self - government in religion, he was iv politics an aristocratio Whig. Bishop Wordsworth aud other ecclesiastics- have written much to prove that the poet was a careful and constant reader of ...

... n., and Hbn, estate and land agents, auctioneers, Ac., Biggleswade. IiONKYDON, NEAR EATON BOCON, TO TIMBER MERCHANT*, WHEEL WHIG HIS, AND OTHERS. oo PRIME OIK TIMBER TRKE'I, H3 ASH a»d ELM Di'to and SPIKES, now .ml drawn ngether Iro.u Topham** Fom the ...

... ite new Lord Chancellor. It is quite time it had s Palmer's tone about it again ; for by this means it nay tempt back the old Whig. to be its supporters. CABINZT PIIDDING.—The Cabinet Met on the 10th kat.. After the minutes of the previous meeting had been ...

... au evil. mind the very perfection statr-siuauidiip was reached when, the lace of England's greatest enemy, her legislators, Whig and Tory, hunlied their party struggles as they joined hand-in-hand limit the proportions of this gigantic traffic. Let never ...

... attached to the Church, is yet aware how much it owes to |,-r protection I'uriUu intolerance and Dissenting fanaticiim. The great Whig f imili-s cannot forget that llio of the of Ireland was folhiwetl within year bv signal invasion of the rights of property ...

... , chiefly on account of his benevolent labours during the cotton famine, the good earl—broke away in his youth from the Whig associations of his ancestors, to become eventually the leader of the Tories, his political friends were immensely shocked ...

... claims Whig gain objections Conservative loeo Total Conservative gain 1W JAMES SAUNDERS, Conservative Agent. SUPPLEMENT THE NORFOLK CHRONICLE AND NORWICH OAEETTE, SATURDAY, 10, 1872. Claim-. Orniwi •MM ms Dead. j,it Tolling Districts Cons. Whig. ~ £ ~ ...

... or party reaaon for oppoaing Lord Salisbury’s claim. if tho claims of Peers were to allowed be could put on more than enough Whig I'eers in Hertfordshire to counterbalance all the Conserva- ones. could not have imagined that Lord Salisbury would wish bis ...