... of ' The National Society to bring S S education, as much as possible, under the manage- I e ment of the clergy. a! o The Whig Government have seemingly been dis. gi posed to resist the demands made by the church for e the possession of irresponsible ...

... i THIE CHRONiCLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1851. THE INCAPABLE GOVERNMENT. People begin to pity the condition of our Whig administration; and, if it be true that Pity is akin to love, we shall, no doubt, ere long see the public once more enamoured ...

... of the ten gentlemen returned they have l secured six. l ?? Ward. l Rlchd. Liptrot (Tory).. 221 Thos. Ashton (Whig).. 163 Jas. Fairhurst (Whig).. 202 J. Stringfellow (Tory). 159 St. George's Ward. W. Waddington ?? 144 Wm. Platt (T) ?? 100 W. A. Barrow ...

... of the perpetuity of the peace that had been pro- .claimed between them. The Whigs were to be to better reformers than ever, and the Peelites as good ie reformers as the Whigs. Well, we have had this e, Cabinet for about two years in power, and where Stare ...

... to be fought in the courts of the revising barristers, and his words- Register! register! register! became the slogan of whig, tory, and radical. It was here, then, on the evening men- tioned, that his successor, its command of an important political ...

... week ago, although repu- W diated by the Olbserver of the following day, ia, we Bi. believe, a pretty correct portrait of the Whig bill of oh 1852. The suffrage, it is said, is to be lowered to the PI arn occupants of £5 houses ina boroughs, and to the ocou- ...

... provocation first came from their co-rellgionists. Although the occasion may have shown that Whig tole- ration is extended only to the friends and supporters of the Whigs, the principles of justice and religious equality which we have advocated are deeply ranted ...

... manufacturing interests had much less power in the 116c. county than now. The numbers were:-G. W. Wood, with whig, 5690 votes; Lord Molyneux, whig, 5575; Sir Thomas Hesketh, conservative, 3182.-Daily Zews of testerday. EW RLPoN.-A new candidate, believed ...

... casual seizure of an opportunity ter, for the accumulation of a little political Roe] capital by some politically mendicant Whig. from Speaking of the glorious future for the Part Conservative party, the Tory journialist says- systf It is, perisaps, ...

... of their vigour and efficiency had King William IV. received, that when, in November, Lord Althnrp became a peer, and the Whigs therefore lost their leader in the House of Commons, his Majesty sent to Italy to summon Sir Robt Peel to his councils, with ...

... J. Murphy, Q.C., resigned. Mr. Baldvin, of as well as his predecessor, is a Roman catholic. He be- le longs to the moderate whig school in politics. .n By the death of Mr. Joseph Denis Mullen, which took n place on Thursday night, the lucrative place of ...

... sought, it could only ''LI be olutaiied at suchi a plice ats would renider' to iueitddabe the combined oplpositionl of the Whigs, tho Liberals;, and Irish Riomsan Catholic miemnbers, inl ma11 which easeo also defeat must speedily ensue. A fidc p n e or ...