... connected with the British American Colonies. We hear chat the feeling of all present, and the tendency of all said (even the few Whigs belonging to the Club,) was, that Ministers had disgusted tbe colonists to such an extent as to endanger the connexion,—in ...

... Registration Courts; and if these *n watched they ought to be, the Free Traders will be foiled with their own weapons. That the Whigs alarmed, is fest; and fully believe that, like our Fraach neighbours, many man is only withheld by shame from seeking to restore ...

... accession of so powerful an advocate. They can be at no loss for Solicitor-General in their new law arrangements. Tbit the Whig! ire ilirmed ii mmifeat from minjr circumstincei. In the firit place, there ire the frequent ind querulous illegitiona contpincr ...

... opposition to supply the vacancy the representation of caused by the death of the late baronet. The Hon. E. O, Stanley, the Whig-Radical candidate, was on Monday elected the representative for the borough of Chester, in the room of the late Attorney-General ...

... LEWES The Whig-Radicals arc priding themselves upon the state of the Register; but let them not too certain of victory. The present members may probably rest satisfied in a conscious security of their seats; but the time may not be far distant when a ...

... before tbe public the other day list of boroughs, such Chester, Devonpcrt, &c., which have again returned, as they did before, Whig representatives to Parliament; but he carefully excludes from his enumeration others, such as Reading, Kidderminster, and Cork ...

... BRIGHTON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1850. There nothing more like!; than that the Je ...

... for the fulfilment of his hopes. Ere then many things will occur and there is always the chapter of accidents, to which the Whigs are so food of trusting. Petitions will, hope, poured in from all parts of the kingdom, so as to make many honourable member ...

... repetition of tbe cunning, but shallow fallacy which we lately exposed. Because certain boroughs have replaced old Whig members new Whig ones, are called upon to believe, in spite of our senses, that tbe country is opposed to the doctrines Protection. ...

... tins ’ere is the Whig.” “If you attempt to vote twice,” said the questioner, “ 1 shall have you arrested for a violation of the election.” “You will, will you?” said the sovereign, “ then says, if denied the right of woling for the Whigs, after havin’ gone ...

... of the Insolvent Court. The vacant barristership has been conferred upon Mr Gibson, who some years ago sat in Parliament the Whig representative for the borough of Belfast. Both appointments are regarded as quite unexceptionable. The lucrative office of ...

... Postmaster of Brighton. A gentleman named Parraiter, whose friends are stated to have made great sacrifices support of the Whig party in Winchester, has been appointed Postmaster of that town.—sna. ...