... 1 at Alleran.py L, his acar neae, T e waed poer s s tairlson, the T;»h,h--rn Fotrmary 20 15 nteied at Dab'in . Yo Northern Whig, n B Batnrday i The Gnv person givi yaverdicr for the nlontiff, ClOO damaees. \ wit have offered qorevird of £lOO to any | ...

... party rather than submit to the lose of power, and it may be questionad whether some members do oot Login politieal life as Whigs, and in the cours: of one sh rt session, turn out sincers reformers, Against such policy as this we are determined (o struggle ...

... u%em‘n 8 the of “by et exerocise of: the right of ‘thus ‘left yacy - every b wip ¥ k ! 1853, when we were in opposition and the Whigs were in power. What has been the case lately ? Certainly I think our chairman may fairly be proud of the course his party, ...

... party will continue in its present divided statc—Mr Gladstone at the head of the Radicals and Lord Hartington commanding the Whigs. LOCAL INTELLIGEKENGOCE, Sr. PrTEß'S—There were epecial services at this church : on Thursday, to celebrate the hanging of ...

... adopted a stand which will redound to its credit throughout future senerations, and the Edinburgh Review, the great organ of the Whigs, has not been less consistent, in its influential sphere, in the advocacy of a true national policy. The current number of ...

... traditions which it had recsived (cheers). The f eling that all were Englishmen overcames the feeble distine tions between Whig and Conservative, and when the dignity and usefulness of the House of Commons was attacked, men of all parties would be fouad ...

... bigoted violence. The so-called great Liberal party were now heard everywhere complaining of their disunion. Formerly, when the Whigs and Radicals came together, they made some costly sacrifices in order to bring about a reunion of the friendship ; and he should ...

... those advanced Radicals who are willing to do anything for the sake of party ; ‘in fact, he may be regarded more as a moderate Whig than as an extreme Radical, and it is probably to this fact, more than to anything else, he owes his election for Rochester ...

... who were really in earnest in carrying out a reform were glad to have their weak points exposed The great bulk of the press, Whig anil Tory, had spoken in favour of the society—uot a very popular thing to do, as many of their readers would no doubt rather ...

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... 1832, which ga¥e power to the Whigs for so long » period, and which was to have inaugurated an ers of “pogs, retresiohmient, and' reform.” After ~’,%;{_‘%. : gfi% tenure of uh ) Whsbiwas the ‘.q*.- h. f the country, as 2“6 Whigs, he said, '“had been in office ...

... preparations it may be well to consider what the history of the representation of the counties has been since the era of the Whig Reform Bill, which was to establish the political supremacy of that party for a long period of time, but which has not quite ...