... e Council, which it is now proposed to amalgamate with the Lower. The late constitution of the colony was suspended by the Whig Government, in consequence of the violence which had been general at the elections to the House of Assembly; and it is now ...

... Lord Palmerston made some happy allusions to the charge of yielding to coercion, which it was customary to bring against the Whigs when in office.' If there were any truth in the accusation. it must, at all events, have been admitted that when they yielded ...

... Longfield baa an eye to the Solicitor- Generalship ; but it will be seen from the following paragraph which we find in the \orthem Whig of Saturday, that if Mr. Longfield beats Hamilton in the contest for the post of honour, he will have to compete with Neddy ...

... of the Whigs suffered themsdves to be bound by the compromise that had been made on their behalf, only the leaders in that compromise, and a few of their immediate friends abstaining from voting. I could not ascertain whether any of the Whigs, from a ...

... of their money, but they have corrupted the people in order to ruin the best interest* the country [e voice, What have the Whigs done ”’] Why they have passed the Reform Bill, and if the Reform BUI had not done all that should bars done, yet it depended ...

... TRADE OF BRADFORD, HUDDERSFIELD AND HALIFAX. (From the Leeds Mercury whig journal.) , We have this week had the opportunity of making personal inquiries in the towns of Bradford, Huddersfield, and Halifax, as to the state of trade. In all of them we find ...

... professing certain political principles were one side, and three gentlemen of opposite opinions on the other. TheChnirman was Whig, On eaehoflhediriaioas the numbers were three on each side. The vote of the Chairman oonld alone decide, and it happened, that ...

... train of oftcncee, lie was not less infamously conspicuous the matter of compromises. Mr. Walter had signed agreement with his Whig rivals whereby a whole constituency was to made over like a slave transference, and the rights of voters were swept away like ...

... fear ot finding himself involved an accessory to a murder as well as robbery. We have little hope that under any Ministry, Whig or Tory, our entangled Eastern policy will be settled on principles of tree honour and justice, and, little as we should hare ...

... prejudices. His impartiality was very far, in truth, from indifference; it was a stupid error to suppose that the sun was a mere Whig; very far from it; the sun, if any thing, more inclined Conservative principles, being known to keep his own tributaries in ...

... justly- due, he begged most cordially to join. Mr. Walter was conducted to Ins hotel, supported by the litayor of the town (a Whig) on one side, and by Mr. Mar- riott (a Conservative magistrate) on the other, followed by an immense crowd of electors and ...

... their seats. George Thomp- son sat in close company with Lord Nugent and Sir J. East- hope; but no influential member of the Whig party con- nected with tbe town was there to countenance either the one or the other. On the other side of the Mayor, who pre- ...