... nomination seats in the hands of the great Whig families as the seats for Tavistock or Caine. An agitation against this oligarchical abuse has been thoroughly successful. The Serjeant at-Arms has given way, the great Whig families have ceased to nominate, and ...

... said, be a remedy for the evil of bribery until the people rise in their majesty, and said it shall cease. Whig lords and Whig landholders, and Whig oligarchs would bribe against Tory oligatchs, and Toryism would always have the best of it. The franchise ...

... Increasing consoinp r non, whilst rates rule moderate, as trompered with last season's. A good demand for RertNED Broth : low lumps Whig 64 64, and other toyed goods to 67a Mounatts and TILLACLE not much do. and 12s to the value. COFFEE IS less in nytnest, hut ...

... superior that:, and took his leave. Unfortunately fur ilopkins, he happened to be a whig, and was, moreover, c micerned in various loans to a goveininent composed of whigs; this mdy account for the exacerbation of P..pe in the following hues from Epistle ...

... we ef .no•esaful orator% and succeeded in maintaining • position wooed, sad aely second, to Cobden and Bright. In 1846 the Whigs, anxious to please the people, and having personal objections to Cobden and Bright, mode Milner Gibson Vice-Presideut of the ...

... MARKET. CITY, MONDAY. Juin 17. Money keeps abundant, and Dise•rinl3 are .ia ratau lower CORM EXCHANOE MARK-LANE. Joys 27. WaEAT Whigs pricsa rather above Last Monday, but .1 ;a al,rsto demand rates for white arc 13s to 426; and for to iii per quarter, bat a ...

... witnesses will be in attendance, and the Attorney and Solicitor-General are hourly ezpeoed. COMMERCIAL FAILURE.—The Northern Whig alludes to the suspension of an eminent commercial firm in Belfast, with heavy liabilities; but as names are not given, it ...

... that statesman gave the bias to his mind which ever afterwards remained with himnamely, a general determination to support Whig measures, but not to be a patty man. On Mr. Whitbread's untimely death he was unanimously elected to fill the vacant seat of ...

... few years led of Werckwardine have presented the Hee. J..R.lfate chief to the cause of morality and religion. The Rev. the Whig party with a modera , iun and dignity worthy with a purse of 10.5 4s. 64., of which £8 9s. 2d. was Alfred Poole and about a ...

... e as Meisel!, his at teugth kuoceeded in gamily; a beat in St. Steplisres. 11 pride he took her stand the premiums tit the Whig digustarsist of whom he Lad spoken yeti, *Lai of tue pusaisal country seuileumo, who e.arld not tualrrrtarid how tueir 'Toryism ...

... Smyrna, and Constantinople. She was fully insured. The Belfast Phoenix Cues.—Action against the Attorney-General. Tue Northern Whig states that steps have been taken to bring Bin iVl.tteside to account for the slanderous language he employed lately in the ...

... Samuel Whitbread, the brewer, celebrated by Peter Pinder, one of the few manufacturing firma allied to and permitted to share Whig honours. He is under thirty years of age, but has bees seven years in parliament, and is not cpected to do anything ext ...