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... who, I fear, are wiser in their generation than the gentlemen above alluded 10, I conclude that is Whig or somemore, and ot course supporter of the Whig-radical, Pro-papist administration, and by consequence an opposor I lie Protestant Association. requisition ...
... greater difference of political principle and [opinion among themselvesbetween the extreme Radicals and the Whigs —than ekists between the Whigs and the Conservatives. In his political symjvathies and convictions, the Marquis of Har- TINGTON really nearer ...
... four years ago, when Lord John Russell was Premier and Sir Charles Wood Chancellor of the ilxchequer. He had been a consistent Whig; and he was invited ...
... The public are also aware that in the discussion of that motion su h terrible exposure was made of the conduct of the whig an.l whig-radical parties, and members of parliament, regard to conspiring and subscribing for and against election petitions, in ...
... inHuence of the priests over their ignorant followers. Lord Ebrington, who has earned the sobriquet of Newfoundland dog to the Whigs, lias arrived at Dublin: is it to drag Lord O’Norrnanbv out of tile •‘Slough of despond” —deeper and dirtier in Ireland than ...
... British Magazine bine came i ...
... Benbow has been elected without opposition. is a Feelite. The Honourable Colonel Lindsay, (Protectionist), and Mr. Thickness, (Whig), have been returned. ...
... the recult of the elections those places which are of local interest. The new Parliament will tell a lamentable talc to the Whigs. Edinburgh has ousted one of their best men. Mr. Macaulay; Cheltenham has at length succeeded throwing off the Berkeley yoke; ...
... J.X I IiAOKDINA I! V OviltSlC.lir. - I Ldinburgh has taken a most extraordinnrv turn through over.'igl.t of the Slu-nff the Whig agents. olom and Lowery Chartist, were declared elected show hands. A poll was demanded, hut it was nut taken, Lowery declining ...
... despite the iniquities the Whigs, may she Lug continue to be—the g '-ry and admiration of the world. Let it recollected (hut the peculiar circumstances of Cambridge, its hiving s > long period been in the possession of the Whigs, makes the inference still ...
... the loan ot reporter's notes the newspaper employing him. Sir James Graham had hinted a new “ compact alliance’’ between the Whigs and Mr. O'Connell. There was no foundation for that charge ; but it would not deter him from expressing his opinion that Mr ...
... election. \\c have doubt the learned gentleman would glad if our contemporary would made to prose his words. Math Chrovide. —The Whigs an* making a dead sot at the borough of Harwich, and Ihe late inauguration dinner the Radical Mayor them opportunity introducing ...