... Jeffrey could not be omitted. He was already in Parliament ; he was one of the most consistent politicians that even the old Whig school could produce. He and his powerful journal had been amongst the greatest allies of Liberal principles that the British ...

... protection as a compensation. Agitate this question strongly, depend upon it it is our strong point. Vote for no man whether Whig or Tory who will not go with you to the full extent. It is no answer to say that the country eaunot afford to relieve you from ...

... further. Hirweun v, Ropixson.—This was an action brouglit by the plaintiff, a widow, to recover of the defendant, as clerk of the Whig Benefit Club the sum of £4, being the amount guaranteed by the society to the relatives of any deceased member, as funcral ...

... bill be made sufliciently comprehensive. The abolition of Intra-mural ITnterments in the metropolis will be something for the Whig administration to point to with satisfaction, but the entire abolition of burials in all towns would he a grand achievement ...

... ed by the present movement, The association was not connected with auny political party ; it had no sympathy with tories, whigs, radicals, chartists, free-traders, or protectionists, but it embraced the interests of the whole community and depended entirely ...

... short-con be forgotten if this bill be made sufficic prehensive. The abolition of Intra-mu ments in the metropolis will be some the Whig administration to point to w faction, but the entire abolition o in all towns would he a grand achi which would ensure to its ...

... some great political scheme. 7%e Times says, and we believe very truly, there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now az of his becoming Emperor of Hayti or Great Llama of Thibet, ...

... to the repeal of this tax, while you, the farmers of England, have been the vietims, When Conservatives are in power, the Whigs, many of them, will be repealers of the Malt-tax, and vice versa, except the opposition saw immediate chance of dropping into ...

... that loathsome custom ; and whilst so pro-‘ ;aecuting their work had the cold shoulder of ‘the Bishop —of Tory, and then of Whig 1 legislators, politely turned to them. Still the crusade was continued—public opinion spokc‘ out unequivocally upon it, and ...

... WHITSUNTIDE FESTIVITIES. WHIG CLUB DINNER. The Sceventeenth Auniversary of the Whig Clab was held on Monday last. At two o'clock, the members and friends of the Society sat down to an excellent dinner, prepared by Mrs. Stennett, of the Cross Keys, in ...

... was calculated to vest the whole police power of the country in the Beadle of the Exeter Arcade. But this was, of course, a Whig present to the Tory marquess to whom the Arcade belonged. (No, no). What d'ye mean by no, no? I say, yes, yes, As for a beadle's ...

... very kind feeling evinced towards himself and Mr. Sharman, and entered into an explanation that as they were agents for the Whig interest of the county they could not consistently act as Secretaries to the society, and therefore had suggested that the ...