... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ber tensively known and respected. Tue Diviston.—From an analysis published in the Herald this morning it appears that 23 Whigs and 17 voted for the motion, and 24 Peelites for the governm conservative or protectionst members were absent witho' and 12 ...

... liquor, likely to inflict serious conseque the purchaser. In the present House of Commons there are four parties—first, the Whigs proper, or Ministerialist bering 260; secondly, the Peel section, numberin 90; thirdly, the Cobden and Hume Radical Re! numbering ...

... to vote with him upon that point | compromising their opinions upon other subjects. Lord J. vindicated the motivee by wh: Whigs were aciuated in bringing forward the Refor and cuntended that the proposition was an invasiot Principle of property qualificatiou ...

... are given to understand, are in active tr aad will form an additioual attraction to his already admired stud. The Northern Whig announces the death of General the Hon. Sir Hercules R. Pakenham, | brother to Pakenham who fell at New © and brother in-law ...

... us to suppore that some grea mity was about to happen to this country, The“ prod indeed porteutous, of ministers, and they whig > down this bonse witt. a bill for the redaction of salarie York ; to be met by a clamorous demand from the conservative gents: ...

... those great prin protection to native industry, which, absorbing all minor distinctions, new unites us all—Conservatives and | Whigs and Tories—in one bond of union, you were obliy time to retire before the free trade s urm that raged, + gathered courage from ...

... ob: is picious—a shifng of the responsibility rom ae Tecoliected | + | 1830 the government of the Duke of was thrown out by a whig aud radical Mayonity @ question of 10,0001. to be reduced iu the carried out! So much for the sincerity of mig Iu the mean ...

... sustained only one defeat. In a divis twew scale of stamp duties they were left in sev of 29, the numbers being 164 to 135; bu whig cabinet! Their tenacity of exi severbial. The defeat has, howeyer, invol @ serious consequence, by disturbing the ( con of ...