... requires. There were two Whig candidates for mayor; Swift had but fortynine votes over Kane; but as he had not a majority of the whole number, the common council have to elect a mayor, there being no choice by the people; and they being Whig, of course will elect ...

... the expectations formed of our future trade with China-a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to insist on satisfaction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously opposed by the men who are now ...

... every respect an important document. It marks 1 the commencement of a new era in American politics-l the abandonment by the Whigs of the principles of ab- solute restriction in favour of domestic manufactures, x which have hitherto been inscribed on the ...

... exigencies- and commercial transactions. Now, however, in the short space of three years, this financial func- tionary of the Whigs finds out that these institu- tions stand in need of what he canlls-regueatioa and hence his shallow brain is daily and niehtly ...

... Beverley. To have failed in wresting Southwark from the Whigs is questionless a mortification, notwithstanding the indications furnished by the result of the poll of the rapid decay of the Whig-Radical interest. in 1837, Mr. Whittle Harvey had a majority ...

... our Glasgow Whigs. Had Mr. S. been a little more decided with the Whigs, the worthy Chair- man Would have been taught that Sturge was in the hands of the meeting, and not in that of the Com- mittee. Tue Meetieg closed at three o'clock-the Whigs never daring ...

... Amongst the Whigs and Moderate Liberals I find a very different state of things. They are apathetic to a degree unknown anvwhere out of' this politically demoralised city. Thei armchairs, are far dearer to them than supporting a Moderate -almIost Whig-candidate ...

... in them to think that they will tarnish tlieidhonour by any union with men they have so long opposed; although as far as the whig- radicals are concerned, they have proved that they would Unite with aiy One to preserve their places. ...

... good hi t the Whigs, he said Peel's majority was not the only opposition to the people's Interest. There was a large faction among the party on the other side of the House as much opposed to the people as even the Tories were. The Whig Committee could ...

... much cleverness.) The Whigs put forth Sergeant Perrin and he would rnot be returned by the citizens of l)nb- lin. Could any friend of Ireland, of repeal, consistently support the Whigs? Did they recollectibte conduct of the Whigs, with regard to the jury ...

... THE sympathy of the Whigs with the Irish re- re Ss pealers was very strikingly exhibited throughout the at is late session of Parliament; and it is further and il t. quite as significantly demonstrated by the howl fo i which the Whig press has set up at ...

... . 10 u Birmningham and Derby. . . . iu 20 00 Birmingham and Gloucester . . 100 1.5 l s S. * 6 One of the neatest pieces of Whig jobberv ever attempted to be practised upon the public, is comprised in a bill now before parliament, for altering the municipal ...