... and local authority stat g, and whatever emanates from her ladyship carries in at the weight.” The late Marquis was a Whig, ar ported Whig candidates for Shaftesbury, but he sbip’s influence, being now thrown on the othe fine. undoubtedly greatly assisted ...

... remarks last week tbat the Conservative oomoiitteewish to revive the old arrangement for dividing the constituency between the Whigs aad Tories. I would war* them in time that ■ this will cot do. The Whiga paid no respect to the ar- '■ rangement wben taey ...

... peculiar a: seemly practices which took place in the older lauses when elections were of a purely political char: y 193 when Whig and Tory were as sharply defined two opposites in this world could well be, and nobody cared to disguise the fact that the ...

... speech of the Duke of St. Albans, at Nottingham, in which tte Queen was ppoken of as biassed in her political views by her early Whig training under Lord Melbourne. The Marquis of Salisbury stated he should also oall attention to ether parts of that speech ...

... governing a town.’ Tins is complete violation of our municipal statute laws. There are no qualifications laid down as to Tory, Whig, Conservative, Liberal, Radical, or any other of the political coteries that have been prevalent at times during the last fifty ...

... bow from a t 10.30, being my three most hip. burning bine are a sound digestion, a balat vas a ship wanting All Ministers, Whig, like a Majority, it was 0.50. three best letters in the 2 y said, Not very | the three worst 10 U. stof ae lights man who ...

... batftsy walked satire lege, and b&ed. sad slain to Ight with, of their teeth end slaws se they de mom LS there was a Wily of Whig up to the mew. ne had kg* brought ski the ww sat to of kff as be with his elk ea his mid a orEellt In bk left be saw aikido ...

... Reforming side, from 1820 to 184 L The Ministry of 1828 made him Judge of the Coneistory Court, and ten years after, when the Whigs were in power, he was appointed Judge of the High Court of Admiralty. It is as a lawyer and Judge that Dr. Lushington will ...

... he VMS not neve the In a !I 11 tiol vantages of debimg hoPed they bout I p learned And unison th, t it from of pas.inif the Whig the day f. i• the fere order that It mitt t Lord P diction lord Redesilale U a of After a word kovon for a retell-a . _The ...

... thrown together, there is very seilthsn, lathed, say disturbance, each one rselly tsosencb monpied to get into a quarrel. Whig the whites are almost to a man in demand for the enterprises in hand, the Lim am a rale. are by no means idle, as they Ind ...

... assist in passing | measures which, at the time, seemed most likely to ed national peace and prosperity. In the great Liberal Whig, Lord Macaulay, the Liberal IRS. | have been the moving power, and the Conservative AST- the steadying power, in the State ...

... } termed Whigs wee meen 8 tad se were that your re- to his assistance, Conner exelai lying « oa the drop ; ‘aad when tk dely from my own, ‘ised thet in your call this ? Do yoa cali this mar of the Fifth Com- should let me off.’” Afterward: i it a justifiable ...