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... parties —of dissenters, nonconformists, chartists, free-traders, suffragists, liberal churchmen, and perhaps some few repentant whigs. _ He regretted that Mr. Miall had not been returned for Halifax—still he thought a moral good would aesult even from his defeat ...
... of 183-5, the two Whig candidates, Mr. Holland and Mr. T. H. Cookes, the one by 2.271 votes, the other by 2,201, rejecting Mr. Horace St. Paul, who, however, polled 2,061. The western division returned one conservative and one whig, at an election also ...
... fact', the whole e~teiimenawa perfectly false. Co. o.Brdtlnbk nod ~porto4of altdarilila't TOWI ch wc1~hglog pi -pglast thie whig golr- uqat gepeer; anaj, i reply to ?? a otherme I tt fhi.it; h.-. then Luck i iid ad fc u terenwas sufficient eve'drqeoe a ...
... Irsh membersbf parliamet by D~r. ray d othets, met in! cdimitteelrocam No., 18t House of Comobs, to ' with the inquiiy Thj foU whig -ienmbere of theeonite Nere present : 3r6, Henley (in the :hair), -r. Bright,.Lord Hotbaz, Nri I. Autt, Mr. Macarney, Mr. Keogb ...
... the London press, and the uproario usness of the provincial, by the solemn taciturnity of the House of Commons, all sunk, whigs and radicals, in the blind worship of Peel, and the frank declaration of every man to be met with, that the bill of 1841 has ...
... enjoyed by his descendants, the Earls of Bessborough. The family have always held a distinguished position among the Irish Whigs. George Ponsonby was, in 1806, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and the leader of that party. ...
... time, 14 were accounted whigs and liberals, and 2 conservatives. The contests on the Ist iust. resulted in the election of 11 whigs and liberals, and 5 conservatives. All the 8 aldermen who retire next Tuesday are respectable whigs, but several of the c ...
... there would be no personal difficulties to impede the re-union of the liberal party. It is the fashion to say that the old whigs adhere to Lord Palmerston, and have deserted Lord John. To a certain extent, no doubt, this is the case; but to au equal extent ...
... invitation from the Minister of Marine. The latter did not know, and had never seen, the former Minister for Foreign affairs of the Whig cabinet. In this point of view alone me step which he took was not free from disregard to propriety, but M. de Mackau heightened ...
... of 1835, which returned the Marquis of Chandos, Sir W. L. Young, Bart., and Mr. George Harcourt; Mr. George Smith, the only Whig candidate, was thrown out. 1839, on the succession of the Marquis of Chandos to the ducal title, he was replaced by Mr. Dupre ...
... assigned as general reasons, to which more specifically local controversies often raise tides that swamp the usual landmarks of whig, tory, and radical; and staunch adherents of the whole three will on railway, police, or gas company act, sink minor differences ...
... remarks. The Aew York Herald denounces them in the most unqualified terms, and expresses an opinion that they will break up the whig party in the hour of its congressional triumphs: In an extra of the New York Herald we find the following telegraphic intimation ...