... seconded by Mr. Meadows, a tradesman, who met with the same fair treatment, notwithstanding the efforts of the Mayor (himself a Whig), who asked the dis- orderly group how they coiid expect a hearing for those on their own side if they did not allow the same ...

... continued to be paid as heretofore. But then U was said that die inquiry which he suggested would be indelicate. Oh ! his old Whig friends were mightily changed since tbey had tasted die sweets of oflice and basked in the amiles of the Court. Why, when he ...

... would speedily be achieved. (Cheers.) At length he rejoiced to say there were but two ponies in die House of Commons — die Whigs and Protectionists. The intermediate party had been scattered to tbe winds. It could gather no strength. And now it de- pended ...

... th.ir own- Never destined to figure in story; They shed not a tear, aud they heaved not a groan But they burked them alike, Whig aiid. Tory ! ...

... Joseph Pain was elected a Town Councillor in Mr. Groom's place, without opposition, the Whig party declining to contest it. On the Ist of November next two Whigs and two Conservatives retire from office. The burgess roll for the ensuing y«ar is much more ...

... the Government seems to be rather dismayed at the prospect of a contest with the Roman Catholic authorities ; and the Dublin Whig journal puts forth, with an official ostentation, a memorandum declaring that the pub- lication of a synodical decree is ...

... The bill for the deli- very of fugitive slaves bus passed the House by a vote of lot! to 75. It was supported by only three Whigs from the free states Of the Loco Foco members from the free states, there were 20 voted iv its favour. A vote has beeu taken ...

... that it resulted from the principle tbat a Whig Radical could never be a friend to the agricultural in- terest. It had been well expressed many years ago by their friend Mr. Fulcher, in that very room, that a Whig-Radical could never nse his political tools ...

... capital in the disguise of a Bavarian flunkey, has been showing his grateful appreciation of the intervention of our English Whigs in Italian affairs by ap- pointing Dr. Wiseman a Cardinal and Archbishop of West- minster; and, not to make his acknowledgments ...

... the next election. The following is a summary of business: — Conservative claims 3 1 Conservative objections . . 20 Whig ditto 13 | Whig ?? 59 Municipal Election.— The Conservative candidates for the hrstof November are Francis Hales. Esq ( the Mayor) ...

... in our own country- — the Times, which still defends the Godless Colleges of Ireland — the Times, which warmly seconded the Whig design of renewing Di- plomatic Relations with Rome— e ven this I'tmes is alarmed : and thus late (may it not he too late ...

... have gained one in the eigbtL Ward, Mr. French. There ar.. now 23 Conservatives and i r i Whigs and Reformers in the Couueii, besides il.c I. Aliiermen, all Whigs. Yabmo. th — Nearly all ihe Wards of this borough were severely contested; and the Conservatives ...