... recognised head. The next gratifying feature which presents itself is the decline during the past year of the principles of Whig-Radicalism in the estimation of the people of Great Britain and Ireland. With difficulty during the last session of parliament ...

... term, and then c-usid.r what has been, said by Messrs. Gibson, Gisborne, and E. Ellice, Jun., of the declining count of the Whig-Radical party from that term, and then it will be no difficult task to estimate its present con- dition of weakness. Whether ...

... reform; but it acquired its importance afterwards. The only wonder in our mind is, that considering how ardent even the moderate Whigs had been on the plan of Parliamentary reform advocated in 1S12, it did not form the basis of the bill of Lord Grey's government ...

... Newark, and the Hon. Lyttelton, brother of Lord Lyttelton, arc the field for the representation Walsall, be vacated shortly by Whig-Radical Finch. Dublin Physicians have commenced giving professional visits in that city fee of (is., and outside Dublin at ...

... we come to Walsall, in which borough the poll ml 1837 stood thus— Finch (Whig) 31'! Forster(C»:iseivativc) _ Hrlr an lmohi.,, ?? '1.1,1 v..ru ?? an.U.ta -n _ I posess tie Whig- nominee : and it is quite certain that a minis- ?? vote is in great jeopardy ...

... many previously indifferent well-dLposed, ohieel disgust present there a complete disgregaihm parlies general discord opinion Whig-, Conservatives, and Radicals, being nearly as mu. themselve-, subordinate they are from each « inter such circumstances, i ...

... the noble cause in behalf of which it was composed and give it a stronger recommenda- tion than that the Bradford Qbserver,a Whig Dissenting excellent work. paper, has devoted six of its columns to the abuse of this ...

... In Belfast intend advancing the rat* of interest on money deposited with them to ty per cent., from the Ist of January nest— Whig. The Late Appalling Accident at Fbahciestreet Chapel.—There are three persons reported to have died in to those already noticed ...

... Carlow election seems to have opened a sore between O'Connell, and the whigs. The dicta- tor wished to palm his fourth son on the Carlow voters, when his plan -as thwarted by the whigs putting forwvard I Mr. Ponsonby. They rejected, too, all agitation ...

... nec- that we liavo beenO klr~een to ReeI, was otrighlts were opposed by a nmajority led on by Lord Murpeths, thle best attic Whigs. Mesa say ?? are afraid of one reuloiving,, by this agitation of Repoial, -the liresent amidniiistratiou, or dlistuibiiig~tliei ...

... his wannest supporters. A deputation from the National Anti-Com Law League” from Manchester proceeded to catechize the hon. Whig candidate as his opinions upon the operation of the corn-laws, and his answers not being deemed satisfactory, the opposition ...

... there is a certain constitutional newspaper ilI Edinburgh, which, though zealous in reprobating the general polcy of the Whigs, advises its readers to oppose every Par- liamentary candidate who declines to go all lengths in supporting the ultra Non. ...