... towns havebecomeabyc-word. Ireland has bc-n the best and worst ground ; the famine was providently anticipated by Peel • tbe Whigs added it to their grand excuses for indifferent administration ; the Encumbered Estates Act ia working good ; the Ecclesiastical ...

... l distress, great fact ? it have any principle all or ih paMttf Is it to found solely on the principle of turning out the Whigs? ‘Such has been the riddle of this eventful week, big with the fate of Stanley and Protection. Out of* evirconieth good. The ...

... of a dissolution of parliament, W. H.Stanton, Esq., M.P., retires from the representation of this borough. The influential whig gentlemen of Stroud have invited Lord Moreton, eldest son of Earl Ducie, to succeed him, and there is little doubt of his election ...

... 111-that of ?? years has been £1 58,840 569 ;an aver- excess of Whig expenditure of three millions a *7 ...

... of political life vro can do no better service than reviewing the steps that have led to this temporav obscuration of the Whig party, and inquiring Lord Johns admitted defeat has compromised his consistency or statesmanship. That the battle has been ...

... After some remarks from Coloftcl Sibtiiorp, Mr. P. Howard, Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Wrt.D, Mr. Wakely considered that if another Whig Administration were formed it would be almost an instill the reformers of the country to exclude from it Mr. Hume, whose well ...

... Colonists, he inun- •* j, ■ . cril -inalB. H e was reproached last week is I ?? r ! e Co, ' ailct b i T Lord Monteagle, a brother Whig, ...

... renegades Hobhouse certainly avoided he did not turn with bitterness former co-disciples or their doctrines In his metamorphosis Whig placeman quietism seemed the status he most affected and under the Melbourne periods has led the noiseless our of his reign ...

... of the late member), Mr. Acland Hood, Lord Dungarvon (-rand- son of tbe Earl of Cork), aod Mr. E. Ayshford Sanford formerly whig member for the division. ' Taunton.— lt is stated that a strong body of the elec- tors intend to send a requisition to Mr. ...

... operate ment of thi mostly has t of sphinx w those of its sentiment is tures. The peculi liament docs ment of the try was only Whigs and enccs of Queen Anne last mainly man Catholu cither party entire discoir accession of ascendancy nal dissensit themselves ...

... brief accession to office, and a -general election doubled the number of conservatives in Parliament, and brought down the whig -radicals to a • measuring cast* ma- jority of nine, no conservative ventured to contest East Cornwall, and Sir William Molesworth ...

... would finds* 1 only in the eyes of those who have everytbi-f ' gain and nothing to lose. The Whig g^ will not, for the chance of a short exten^' office fora Whig Ministry, and that, ori? the slaves of a reckless democracy, sane 0 * measure, which would ...