... the elections of the Town Councils will do well to recollect that the statements in almost all instances ate taken from the Whig. Radicals themselves, who are not over scrupulous in claithing as friends and adherents every man who has not publicly denounced ...

... as much facility as some of our Continental neighbours have occasionally annulled it, with this advantage, that there is no Whig Ministry attached to it to clog the executive functions of the Monarch, or mar the happiness of his subjects. Twelfi h night ...

... there is a re-action in Brighton is evinced by the expressions of contumely poured forth in all respectable societies upon the Whig-Radicals and Radicals, who have well nigh brought this town to the verge of destruction. With admirable consistency they raise ...

... returned a Conservative . Member to Parliament, t .OO , maugre all the intimidation,. bribery, and cor- ZsPe et , a , ° ,' t.be Whig landlords in the neighbourhood. The householders in the municipal elections are in fact the rabble constituency. .lealf;s4lßS'rga ...

... Barry Fox, nephew of Lord Farnham, is already in the field. The general opinion is that Mr. White will come forward on the Whig-Radical interest, but nobody supposes he can succeed, Conservative property and influence being paramount in Longford. It is ...

... value of foreign commodities has fallen; so has that of home produce; and must not rents then fall also? Has any Minister, Whig or Tory, ventured to point out the necessity of a general decrease in rents? The example of a few liberal landlords is not ...

... Lonpon. MOST AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON, IN SHILLING NUMBERS! _ _ . _ _ , . The extraordinary degree of exultation which the Whig Press has displayed since the result of the Coriorate Elections has been made known, is only to be accounted for upon this ...

... and as the account is given by a Whig-Radical Journal, we are not presuming too much when we suspect they have nothing to boast of. HUNTINGDON.—Out of twelve, eleven are Conservatives. LYME REGlS.—Reported to be all Whigs, and nine out of the twelve Dissenters ...

... with regret, that the sting of these observation applies in our own dal slouch more forcibly to the Conservative than to the Whig or Radical Members of Parliament. The time, however, we hope is come when this opprobrium will attach to them no longer. They ...

... citations? his familiar appellation for both parties, for the Whigs as well as for the Tories, was—what think you ?—why, thieves—TFl a THIEVES. This was his constant name for them. The Whigs werewhat ?— Thieves. The Tories were—what? wot awe, to the ...

... other. The Ministerial Journals persist in claiming the result of the municipal elections as a political triumph in the true Whig sense of the word—that is, a triumph over the uncertainty of place and emolument. But boasting is not a very sober companion ...

... confidence, as the prGlude to other elections of a more important character, has been a gain in the majority of cases, not to the Whigs, but to the Radicals, not to the Government, but to those who bully the Government, and who may, and that too without subjecting ...