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... THE WHIGS. TO Sir,—l shall feel obliged to you if you will allow me to reply in a few words to the remarks you have recently published on the relations of the %\ big and the Radical members of the Liberal party. The Whigs have cordially supported and ...
... TO IDI'TOR. -- 111e,—The el the signed' • Whig in mho** the sill men* to *e Pwramo 1 4 the in elf the law witie the nail applieslieu au be the first the Court of Cheneery. Sat in this maker the officers of the Court of Obeneerg would be Is the are pasition ...
... trusted because it contains so considerable a Whig element; that the dreaded Stadions are admitted only on sufferance, as it were, to the charmed circle of Whig ascendency, and that all will go so long as plain Whig principles are allowed to prevail. Yet ...
... not decided whether be would fight the Tory in county Donegal or the Whig in the of Cork. From the turn the English elections were taking, it to him that they would have to face • Whig Goiernment in the House of Commons, and Instead of having to fight a ...
... regard to the English eiestiens. the aeleapayees of say weight. may e.O-- she Dirilie Opiaione—beveaspressed ihe imam* of the Whigs. Although aro la Italy, aro very far fame @satin the of the gnat @majority of halm's, leis do Set Sao mete with the deosselio ...
... we are told, by the undisguised and thorough-going patronage of Lord RAIIIIAT. A significant allusion was made by the young Whig peer, in a speech delivered on Saturday. to his stay at Knowsley, and the rank and file of the local Liberals are much more ...
... WsaW. Leese. Os the lith eldest cd late Moe. J. LeiMelselve OiesosiL On the 17th se Swan Mums. at Ins, ICC. INAS de SM behstiM Whig the the BlitteD at Neesao. . the Apr% an the — voyage . home CIAMII. MEAD; P.N., Keeozei. Os the 233 Apeil. at 33. Lg. Yessesse ...
... pledging themselves to hold aloof from and be independent of all party combinations of Whig and Tory alike. They I may be assured that all party combinations, I Whig and Tory alike, will hold equally aloof , I em, from thorn, when they so much as appear ...
... the Ear. IL It. Yam, with a request that he ' will it to the Protestants of Ireland Mis =areal and mote-1 rill ace ft et Whig %mama* mu 41E7; fire ...
... TO THE EDITOR. _ Sir,—Touching letter of A Whig, M.P.,is probable that Mr. Forster ean refuse the application to be made to him by Judge Ormsby to give the support egad ter, with the object of Westing the ruts due en the estate; but this cells attention ...
... coos oasts discredit on the attitude of distrust which it vindicates towards the legislation of the present Government. The Whigs, says our correspondent, have oordiallysupported and gratefully accepted many liberal measures due in great part to the ...
... considerable and not the lees corrupted places, such as Canterbury, Glocester, and Macclesfield. Chester, once a stronghold of Whig politics, and long overshadowed by the powerful influence of the Gaosyssoa family, returned a Tory, almost for the first time ...