... Coalition is «mmonlfi-‘n very doubtful whether a breal rauks—a coutingency w 0 E:U whether ber Majesty can leave land excursion —the Whig lord in the House of Commons has n m«uq'g of‘:‘f‘mdl d_lhr‘ accordingly, t place 4 unfl.mfi'bc Peelite daily orgw with a report ...

... purpose in your plan, Nor practicu that's consistent with tho oath Yo swore 10 England and your townsmen both, Whig Council-men ! Whig Aldermen ! Whig May'r! 1 aee your doings with upstanding hair, Astonish’d st the boldness of the Knaves That rule their party ...

... are we to think, when we see several ot those who held hich oftice under Lord Derby, including his own son, voting with the Whigs, Radicals and Dissenters on this division 7 Une of our county members, many bave grieved to see, was of the number, Mr. Ruightley ...

... inducs vige Liberals in the coming contests, ever, that the Conscrvatives stand fight the battle as & party, they uast by the Whigs cver snce last yoar” Ward vas won by the Conscrvatives nal disscusions of the Laberals, W rrrale Uhe isccurncy of the sssortion) ...

... Club would hardly prevnl agamet such a legal wrriy ws | e quoted 5 oand those who might quostion the anthority of the great Whig lawyers will bardly refuse o defer to that o Lord Elbon. With resand 1o Pranee Alhert not having boen sworn, the person who ...

... degenerate into perverse opposition, or into careless indifference. The break - ing up of the two great political parties of Whig and Tory, was hailed by many of usas a good sign of the times, but another state of matters has arisen, which threatens us ...

... manner :— Adair -l s Nar Yoo Whig Radicals.. { B Maidone} . Conmervatives. { g Barnstaple Election toeminatod, on Thursday last, in the mulu of two Conservatives: — anre . 535 Hunmc«;}' L Conservatives oo { W Tite veveess. Whig Radica1. 296 Maldon ...

... and jo the labour of & provin otherwise thau pleasant, recollect how we have the establishment, as & four Conservative ropre Whigs. We ask not, who has not been, or this. Gratitude is too! ean delight ourselves belped to confer upon t! tisfaction with us ...

... believed, Air. Sherl gave in Dublin as the rafionele of the relation hetween the Whig Government and that branch of the Trish representatives, and s the means by which the Whig Gosgrnment of the day was to be kept in power. (Hear, war.) But in order that ...

... and snurl, their prose and rhymes, *T'o ring their anti-ministerial chimes. * See the attack on Lord John Russell and the Whigs, in the | *Tumes ** of Monday, June 12 NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, The local and advertising demands upon our columns this week ...

... would have said just what Mucaulay did—+ %-Isc offe Whigs, well; but of not, lhl that Lord Lansdowne and hi well, eighteen months agro, | had just elected wore rey Lord Derby than to follow have the Whigs. They L.li fnends of Nir Robert Peel | elections ...

... Christian we move and we live, Can man alone honour or happiness give ? Intidelity, too, with ill can ne'ee cope, Then sparn Whig plalosophy, down with the Pope. Moral courage is wanting in our Parliament ; By fullacies mesmerised some say ** content ...