... Liberal” as it is now accustomed toheusadbylhe Whigs, is aa readily adopted by (be OonsenratiToe, and with, in many cases, quite as much propriety. In fact, for a long time the term Liberal, like the term Whig, has been employed only as a convenient pretext ...

... inasmuch as it rebuts the charge of domestic influence and family cqnnexion same- times urged to excess the Whig Government. It is the misfortune of the Whigs, as well as their strength and their glory, that long adherence to the same political traditions has ...

... Alford on the Church of the Future. The Spanish Revolution, by Vedette. Cornelius Dowd.—Walewski—Medical Lectures—Misfits— The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London Sold by A. Brown «Si Co., Lewis Smith ...

... field—the Whig and Democratic—and the chie' struggle will of course be between these. Yet there are several smaller ies and fractions of parties. ‘The last few days have very clearly shown that the hopes excited by the movement of the union Whigs in favour ...

... was the great :eHatley Mare, and was the dam of Babraharo and Mo- gtl, and her great great great graid-dam was the QA MFling Whig'; got by the Woodltock Arabian, &c. .ele iS a darl bay -Horfe, coming fix years old,. futa fixteen hands high, of very great ...

... speech of Chief -Justice Alay, and congratulating the Radical section of the Cabinet on having successfully resisted Tory and Whig clamour for coercion. ...

... over- ming pronounced against military candidates. Because a rebuke has been admin- istered to the fanaticism. It is that Jnion Whig also iu the Scott, and I am to , on timony which I deem General vy reliable, that Mr W. on bed, sent a message to Mr Choate ...

... the Subscribers, under the Firm or f1. Avlo, & COMPANY, Cotton Spinners, was Dissolveed UPO Ist day of March last. WILLIAM WHIG!H JAS. WRIGHT. \Wmt. SHARPE. JNO. F;. SHASIIPE. JAS. i1lrLT.AR, Witness. JNo, lIVlKERYLAcunE, Withess. Glasgow, I th Sept ...

... My opinions are an well known to the greater part of you, that it is unnecessary for me to asv more at peasant than that lam Whig; that I most decidedly approve the measure Reform now settled; and that I have always been an advocate for the strictset economy ...

... the Whig, Liberal, and Radical sections of the House have not, so far as we have seen and read their addresses, indicated their determinations except in the vaguest and most general terms; they have certainly not swvoru fealty to the expectant Whig chief ...

... for the county.” Sir George denied both the fact and the inference from it. hail no feeling to prevent him associating with Whigs, and there was no man oftener in his house in London that Sir Henry Grey, brother of Earl Grey.” O but, says the elector, Sir ...

... adbervnt of Bail Grey** AdmmistrathU decliuatlon I waa to make, not in* with to coalesce with, or recogmaa the pnociajTof the Whig Candidate*, hut because conceived it Kn for the interest the independent to 1 . «!»*» pmty the people ■ choose the least of ...