... Graham. After some remarks from Col. Sibthorp, Mr. P. Howard, Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Wyld, Mr. JVakley considered that if another Whig Administration were formed, it would be almost an insult to the reformers of the country to exclude from it Mr. Hume, whose ...

... his cards so as to obtain the approbation of all the bystanders. Those who applaud are chiefly free-traders, Peelites, or Whigs. A large proportion of the Protectionists keep silence, and are willing to hope that all has been done for the best, but there ...

... with brighter j,, \ * fo resj Ure - It was, perhaps, but an instante I% \ th e part of Lord Ebrington when **s nnection w the Whig party upon the efficiently well paid for his valuable ...

... and have their due weight in the Legislature, or are to be ridden down rough-shod by the Cotton and Money Lords (aided party Whig Lords) through the medium of the boroughs. It is indeed discreditable that our county should suffer itself to be overrun by ...

... office, he made it a condition that a considerable sum of money should be placed at his private disposal by members of the Whig party in this city and in Boston. The attack was repelled by an unequivocal denial, and a motion to investigate the matter ...

... for emigrants, both to the public interest and to the emigrants themselves. The Whig interest in Ireland is becoming rapidly extinct. To be a Whig, or a hanger-on of the Whigs, is the worst brand that a man can have affixed to his character in the eyes of ...

... they should oe answered coolly and with reason. Neat Turn Outs, to be had by the Day, Week, Month, or Year.—lnquire of the Whig Ministry.— Punch. It is a curious fact,' say some entomologists, that is only the female musquito that torments us.' A bachelor ...

... yesterday afternoon Mr. Disraeli, on Mr. Locke King's bill for the Extension of the County Franchise, it appears that the new Whig cry of Extended Suffrage, will very probably be taken from Lord John and his myrmidons. The Protectionists of Devon should ...

... less acutely the slight put upon them by the Chancellor, and it will only add an additional item to the reckoning with the Whigs, which cannot be far distant. We have, of course, had debates upon the Budget, and also upon Mr. Herries' motion, which proposed ...

... Member of Parliament, and if it rested there, might be treated with silent contempt, but it is endorsed with the sanction of the Whig Prime Minister of England, and supported by a Select Committee of the House of Commons consider the law of Church Rates ...

... statement. The origin of the impost was clearly owing to the mal-administration of the finauces, during the five years that the whig government were in office. That government made large reductions in taxation, while they added largely to the expenditure. ...

... from entering tbat state, aud affixing heavy penalties upon them when they do enter it, J. T. Morton, of Henry, who is both a Whig and a wag, moved an additional section, That the bill should be in force from and after its publication in the lowa Free Democrat ...