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... PERILS OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Last night (Thnrsday) the following motion was to be brought forward by Lord Nans, in the House of Commons:— lhat in the opinion of this House the transactions which appear recently to have taken place between tbe Irish Govern- ...
... VICTORIA PIN MONEY AND THE WHIGS. To the Editor of the Essex Standard. Dear Sir,— An extract from the journal of the late J. Raikes l_sq., headed \ ictoria Pin Money, has appeared in several newspapers. Now the statement is literally and correctly ...
... A WHIG VIEW OF THE COIVIING GENERAL ELECTION. (From the Observer. J On all sides it seems to be generally understood that it will be ail-but impossible for another session to pass without a general election. The present administration, as admitted by ...
... A WHIG VIEW OF THE COMING GENERAL ELECTION. (From the Observer.) On all sides it seems to be generally understood that it will be ail-but impossible for another session to pass without a general election. The present .\dministration, as admitted by the ...
... The Whig Ministry is at an end ! Lord John Russell MfoVjjjg friends no longer preside over the Councils of the nation. The Earl of Derby and a PtxAeaUnt-Ftotectton- ist Gbvemmwit rule in their stead 1 While our last week's number was in course of trans- ...
... If it had heen possible to foment a war between this country and the United States of America, the Whig-Radi- cal party would most assuredly have effected it. It is no fault of their organs that we are not at this moment com- mencing hostilities, instead ...
... The combined forces of Whigs, Radicals, and Anti-Corn- Law Leaguers, have already given notice that the Earl of DERBr's Administration must expect no quarter at their hands. The note of war was sounded by the Ex-Premier himself, when.in announcing that ...
... last — Fifteen Conservatives who were ou last year's are not ou this, and there are 1! Whigs similarly siti.aied— giving again to the Whigs of 4. In claims the Whigs established ii ; die Conservatives I Again, there have been 21 Couservative.- placpuou ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Conservatives — Messrs. S. Heseltine, James Pain, James Dnr- rant, and W. C. Butcher. Whigs— Messrs. M. Johnson, W. B. Nalborough, G. B. Waights, and Captain Stephen, R.N. The Whigs seemed determined to leave not a stone unturned ; but however, as was expected ...
... (Radical), 1,820: Watson (Whig), 1,800: Dieksou (Conservative). 1,000. I CANTERBURY. The poll ou Friday was declared us follows :— Lushington (Conservative), ?? ; Somerville (Whig), 090; Butler (Con- servative), 071 ; Cooper (Whig), 403; Glover (Radical) ...