... com- rimunicatiori per rail this evening, I have leamed from all authentic source that the meeting of the leaders of the high Whig party, held this afternoon at Farnley Hall, the scat of Francis HlawksWorth Fawkes, Esq., has broken up without bringing out ...

... Friends & Vioa Evangelicals & Universalists & Catholics & Armin. Meth. no party. & Mod. Whigs. RPforsists. lent ljbrnm. Vi tent Whigs .4forder. Whigs Mod. Whigs & Mod. Reform. 3 21 39 57 75 * 09 126 Evangelicals & Congregation. Indepcndents& Calv. Mleth ...

... One side transfixes them on the be- trayed landowners, the other on the overburdened people. To rail at the Whigs helps them not. Had not a Whig existed since the Corn-laws passed, their real difficulty would have been the same. The critical season of ...

... of the committee, theyv would have seen that none of the committee had praised the Whigs [cries of no P. On the contrary, the committee told them that if the Whigs had relied on the people, things would not have been brought to this pass [much cheer- ...

... begiveit by Lord Anglesey, Stats- ley, and the Whigs. Arthur Freitht was rejected becalise hie ivas a consistent Wlhig, and steadyv friend of tihe Irislt people ; and Lord Lorton was selected by the Whigs pre- cisely because lie ought not to be selected ...

... describing the scene in his Vindication of the Constituetion, adds that GEORGE I. entirely depended upon the Whig peers, and the Whig peers resolved to compensate themselves for the disappointment they had experienced under WIL- LIAta III. They ...

... would request them to ask the ( 'ory candidate about the poor-laws. Who had enacted Ii le peor-laws [loud cries of the Whigs, the Whigs] ? b 'he Tories supported the poor-laws-the Duke of Wel. s igton supported then], and the Tory candidate of to-day c ...

... that the Whigs in the first year of their powsr created nearly double the number of peers which had ever before been made within the same period. If the M'higs had made twice or three times that number, their justifica. tion is obvious. The Whig creations ...

... introduced a snew principle as the law of theland. In the better times of our history, in the better times of the Whig party, the Whigs did not pursue such conduct. The first Bill on this slibjext was introduced in the year 1742. At that time the, e was ...

... return of the Whigs to g power, in 1846, Mr. Labouchere became Secretary b for Ireland, which office he held until July, 1847, hern he 'was again appointed to the Board. of Trade. He remained at that post until 1852. On b the fusion of the Whigs and Peelites ...

... -tltl sui)h ?? ; iVI ill t1 or.i f r. lJesfurd, vio t til-e to r;- *,.r the poreos l) ?? \\vd'od is t ?? tie ?? rf lilt - j~ Whig Candidate for Yoik. it ?? 6, M agistilatl, won of 11n attorliey. i\lt l J1 I , lalge wtrtulel tfla'le at Sihef- 111 \; * \ ...

... provide supplies :and avail- ing himself of the non-existence of responsibility, he threw out the Whigs on their prescription for the same disease. The Whigs, as it will be remembered, had prescribed cheap corn, which was to produce a million and a lalf; ...