... find in this borough a man ef s nerve and courage tu act with independence whea att to be coerced by the Whig hangers on at cours, or dated by a Whig Chamberl of Master of the M-n in this town can rarely boast of “ political pri: They are induced to look ...

... December, the sirtyfourth ballot for Speaker in the House of Representatives gave:—for Cobb (democrat), 102 votes; for Winthrop (whig), 100; and 21 scattering votes, >ne of the tellers thereupon declared that the Hon. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, was elected speaker ...

... from the Times, whose argumentative article on the subject we insert in another part of to-day’s This is the true policy of a Whig Ministry, and the only legitimate way of meeting the demands of the Parliamentary and Fi- nancial Reform Associations. ...

... clumsy, partial, ill-cootn.ed p|, n to exc Tones of that day and to place the | system the householders of towns, who w.i , whig, or whig-radical. Tbe fcanehi* w« , that express purpose, and answered verv the people became thoroughly tired ,| , the Melbourne ...

... the Lords, an amend to the address her Majesty, as a proclamation of sessional warfare against the free-trade policy of the whig government. Is that still their intention? In vain do search the columns of their organs of the press for an answer lo the ...

... dead corpse of Pro tection galvanized and raised up to haunt us. I feel greatly pleased and gratified at the course which the Whig Cabinet has taken upon this subject. Mr. Collins Charles Villiers [hear, hear] is to move the Address, and proclaim to the ...

... ago. When the Parliamentary struggle was over, it was no longer the game of the ins and the outs. Accordingly we find that Whig, well Conservative, Protectionists —men who voted against the repeal of the Corn Laws—now refuse to vote for their re-imposition ...

... XVI., on Monday week, were attended by crow mourners for the defunct monerchy. 5 of the The Duke of Grafton, an hereditary Whig, bas. over to the Protectionists, as has also Lord Claud H. ond, of | M.P. for | It is @ fact that that celebrated corn-law ...

... borough, and the probability is that the “conversations” of the exist only in the imagination. This morning, a candidate on the Whig interest was announced in the person of Mr. Hafchell, the solicitor-general (or Ireland, whose address appears in our advertising ...

... destitution. He asked the house to compare the circumstances of tbe past year with those of any year before the accession of the whig administration. Mr. Spooner argued at great length against the deduction of prosperity which had been drawn from the increase ...

... several 5 that division stood as follows :— County wets ~~ 9 and Tellers .. 184 Whig Protectionists, present 10 Party, absent without pairs oe = voted for Government .. 2 Whigs and Pree-traders -Present and Tellers 257 = a Paired .. ee ee v ...

... stood as follows :—Country party, present, 182 ; tellers, 2 ; paired, ; Whig Protectionists, present, 10—203. Country party, absent without pairs, 35; voted for Government, 22—260. Whigs and free-traders, present, tellers, 2 ; paired, 9—266. Peelitcs, 34 ...