... MONDAY NG, SEPT. 27, 1847 Are the commercial interests of the British empire safe in the hands of the Whigs? Are they entrusted to competent persons? Docs the present system of government secure competent men for the manage- ment of the vast industrial ...

... In the what will the in the Will Lord Elgin go home! What will be said and done Will it precipitate the fall of the Whig ministry, and put the Conservatives again in ...

... commence where it seems to have ended. It would have spared much heart-burning, and jealousy, and schism—might have spared the Whigs much unpopularity, nay, might have allowed some of their estimable followers to retain the confidence of their electors and ...

... (Radical) ~ _ ~~ 2814 Allen ( Whig) 1 dressed the electors. Messrs, Spooner, Muntz, and Scholefield a afterwards ad- serutin’ of the votes of Mr. Litt! y has been demanded by by She, WORCESTER. or THe P ot. Ricardo ( Whig ~ Rufford (Cousrvative Hardy (Radical ...

... Lord John Russell and the Whig would now have proposed a 5s, fixed duty on corn, except for the Peel party. The Chrenicle may be erroneously informed, although a fixed duty for revenue was always a fuvourite scheme with the Whigs ; but we mention the matter ...

... and Voluntaries. But the general election came on, and found the Whigs confi- dent of success to foolhardiness. The Baines agita- tion had only roused attention and suspicion, and the Whigs fancied themselves by it They arranged the defeat of the men identified ...

... as a in opposition to the sitting Sr. B. B. Cabbell will himself The candidates at present are, Mr. . W. Mr. Craven in the Whig consequence of the severe illness of Mr. Savill aley, has withdrawn his name as a candi- tte for the Northern Division; and ...

... fluence which he wielded. The there is no man possessed of anything they will gain, as the people will not support the Whigs, and the the Whigs will not Mr. O’ meeting is about to be all held here, at which persons will be present s of Ireland to make arrangements ...

... dissolution, for the Rw. also a is re-election opposed by Sir quite hopeless, ad cased himself as a candidate for prospect of Whig), whose family was suspected of being a party to the Mr. Stanley from seat for the county. was, therefore, more of 3 personal ...

... a most severe one. have been returned for the county of took place yesterday. The Marquis of for this county is of Kildare (Whig), = = Bourke (Conservative), taken by the Duke of Leinster wer’ seve under the notion of these grace threatened with an for ...

... the pro- priety of heavily taxing every produet ofthis country. ‘The democrats say they tax them for revenue only, and the Whigs plainly say that they tax them both for revenue and protection for their own ; but the result to this country is nearly the ...

... contests wh yed in this division upon compared EAST WORCESTERSHIRE, The election or on Saturday. are only two candidates, a Whig ly returned, 2 Tory, both of whom ...