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... I * > WHIG PROMOTIONS IN THE CHURCH. •- . TO THI IDITOR OF THE MOXNISG POST. Sir — At a moment when the Church is looking with anxious expectation for the nomination of the new Biahop of Manchester*, it naturally suggests itaelf to the mind to turn back ...
... TRE WHIG POLICY IN PORTUGAL. ?? the Examiner,Vl-ig Jouraah> We hare no objection to the mediation which meani argument, and which is founded on the reapeot ofthe two parties whose differences are to be settled, and whose anger is to be allayed. Bnt to ...
... WHIG PA TR ON A GE. On the retirement of Mr. Gatty from the office of Taxing ! Master, the following order of the Lord Chancellor, with large commentations upon it, appeared in the Morning Chronicle of Thursday, the lltii instant : — Friday, the -3th ...
... WHIG LECTURINGS OS SPANISH I. OVA! ry ] l Till: LDIToR Ol THE MORNING POST. _ Sill—There is no denying the truth of the horrify- ing picture-, drawn by the British Government and its organ-:, of t'ne men and the system that have for some years constituted ...
... Sunderland, Wednesday Evening.— The contest for this borough has this afternoon assumed an interesting aspect, as the old Whig party have produced a candidate in the person of Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart., an alder- man and at present mayor of Sunderland ...
... votes. Mr. Barclay (Whig) 646 Mr. Wilkinson (Radical ). .. . 569 The present strength of the respective parties may- be estimated as under:— Present strength Polled st last about election about Protectionists 700 649 Old Whigs 200 144 Modern Liberals ...
... them only half-mast high. The successor to the vacant office will, of course, be some fortunate political favourite of the Whig Admiralty, and most likely a man who has enjoyed a plurality af similar lucrative berths before, such being the line of descent ...
... the appeals which appear on behalf of Whig candidates for public favour. One of these admirable productions is now before us, which pre- sents such a concentration of the various virtues that commonly adorn Whig addresses, that we cannot forbear from ...
... proved so financially suc- cessful. But Sir Robert Peel had his separate line to take — he could not see a Whig public necessity, nor permit of a Whig revenue-recovery. Commerce must wait ; revenue must be plucked from inoome. tiir Robert Peel must have time ...
... Darner (P). The Gallant Colonel retires; Colonel Dunne, a Whig, is the only can- didate in the field. QUEEN'S COUNTY : 1,657.— 5ir C. H. Coote (C), the Hon. T. Vesey (C). Mr. Wilson Fitzpatrick (Whig) heir to the Ossory estates, will succeed Sir C. Coote ...
... from principle can hardly be imagined. Some gentlemen say they intend thus to keep out the Whig candidate ; but in what respect is a Peehte better than a Whig? What destructive measure can Lord John propose that will not be ulti- mately carried by a Peel ...
... as a new Whig candidate. ESSEX (North): 5,816.-Sir J. T. Tyrrell (O), C. G. Round (C). Mr. Round retires. Major Beresford, late M.P. for Harwich, will be the new colleague of Sir J. T. Tyrrell. Mr. Gordon Rebow, and Mr. F.Harrison, both Whigs, have made ...