... from aiding Lord Stanley, besides which, the question of free-trade presented an insuperable objection on the parts of the Whigs and Peelites to give any support to a Conservative Adminis. tration. Lord Stanley, therefore, foresaw that he was unable to ...

... C. Buttrum, and his under-tenants. Also, a COTTAGE, and Garden, adjoining the last de- scribed Farm, in the occupation of - Whig Atman, Gar- dener, At WI1§TDON, near lebeulnant The DESIRABLE SMALL ESTATE, comprising Farm House and Premises, and about TEN ...

... the delay of Chancery justice wlill be hardly touched by the Chan-s exry Reform Bill, but the Whig Ministry will acquire patronage, wherewith to reward any Whig lawyer who may succeed in bribing a constituency to return him to Parliamxent. Lord Stanley ...

... urySt.Edmnd', a Cabrigeand at Harich Net wek he ouny eecton commence. We bliee hee tat he Erl f Deby illincrease his. strength Whig candidates have been named, and then, immaediately discovered the hopelessness of their cause. The Hon. E. Coke has fled from ...

... Russell and the Whigs as the cham- pions of popular rights;. the artful dodge is detected -the scheme for Whig aggrandizement fails lifeless to the ground. It is supposed that the reform in 1832 wias mnade more extensive than even the Whigs thought quite ...

... this :-one is, that WhigRery has died out: another is. that the Radicals re ashaimed of the Whigs, and will no longer keep their company; another is, that the 'Whigs cannot agree as to their candidate. But we believe the real truth to be. that they cannot ...

... PISISTRATUS CAXTON.-PART XIII. BLOOD. RELIGIOUS TE5MOTRS, THE FIRST BENGAL EUROPEAN FusILIERS AFTER THE FALL OF DELHI. THE COST OF WHIG GOVERNMENT. MAY. DAY. THE DEFEAT OF THE FACTIONS. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD & SONS, Edinburgb & London. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY, OF CAMBRIDGE ...

... Government of those who withhold, or of thouc twho propose Reform. It is simply this, wt/chev we &hall support a Govern- ment by Whigs, which can only be carried on by the aid of those who advocate American Democracy; or wchether we shall sustain the Government ...

... ment of those who withhold, or of those who propobe Reform. It is simply this, whether we shall support a Govern- ment by Whigs, which can only be carried on by the aid of those weho advocate American Democracy ; or wchether we shalisustain the Government ...

... Government of those who withhold, or of those who propose Reform. It is simply this, whether we shall support a Govern- ment by Whigs, which can only be carried on by the aid of those who advocate American Democracy; or whether wee shall sustain the Government ...

... the un- called-for innovations in our Constitution which the Manchester School of politicians has driven the. more moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the ?? disfranchiseernnt of those ancient Constituencies which, like our own, have been reduced ...

... un- called-for isnoeations in our Constitution which the i Manchester School of politicians has driven the moare moderate Whigs to advocate; and, beyond all, the uxjst disfranchisement qf those ancient Constituencies whicA, like our own, have been reduced ...