... English county members returned, not more than ten are 'Whig-Radicals. this we see, and rejoice in seeing it; but why is there any alloy to the general exultation of all good men? Why should the Whig-Radicals have ten seats out of eighty? Why should they ...

... a manner pei fectly voluntary. Of the Whig vote's the greater part are said to have had their regular price, and therefore not to have represented the political feeling of Yarmouth, but a ceitain quantum of Whig guineas. It may be relied on as a fact ...

... READING. The result of the election, on Monday, is—Conservatives, 4; Whig-Radicals, 2. 'rho present constitution of the council is—Conservatives, 14; W hig. Radicals, 10. The mayor, town dell:, and all the municipal officers of Reading are now Conservatives ...

... the meeting;—that was not agreed to. It was then proposed that the leading Whigs of Portsmouth should sign it; but they one by one declined. (Loud cries of Shirk. ing, Whig trickery, Sm. So here was a petition agreed to, that nobody would own. At last ...

... before the vice-regal carriage; yet we have proof in the records of parliament that this extent of coercion was practised by the Whig- Radical government. Influence is a good thing, coercion a detestable thing, said Lord Fitzwilliam, in a speech a few years ...

... the eleven years of Whig rule—a lesson which ought to have taught, that opposition journals may vigorously and effectually discharge the duty of turning out a bad ministry, as the Conservative press is said to have turned out the Whigs, without grave violations ...

... generally spoken of as a candidate for the seat vacant by the death of Colonel Butler. The gallant colonel, however, is only a Whig and a Roman Catholic, and will not do for the popular party at Conciliation Hall. ...

... disposal of favours of which they are absolute owners? No, say our Whig-Radical friends. It is, indeed, absolutely nec e s sar y th a t L or d M e lb ourne b e satisfied of the thorough Whig-Radicalism of every exciseman appointed to the Queen's service, ...

... know that they cannot have the slightest chance of returning two Whigs ; but their idea is, that if Lord Palmerston stands, it will be the means of returning Sir Joshua Walmsley, the late Whig Mayor of the borough. It is, however, considered by well-informed ...

... LORD MORPETH AND TEE WEST RIDING. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) The Whig-Radicals of the west riding are signing the following requisition to Lord Morpeth, to induce his lordship to offer himself for the vacancy in the representation occasioned by the elevation ...

... observe that the Conservatives have gained materially: --Whig-Radicals expunged from the register, 43; Conservatives expunged, 35; gain to Conservatives, 10. Conservative claims allowed, 7; Whig-Radical claims allowed, 6; gain to Conservatives, 1. New ...

... this more than ten years of Whig government, and of all these revolutions—the least of which it was promised would restore something like the golden • age —we are now reaping the fruit, and it is a little too much for the Whig parliamentary leader, one ...