... military forces. As the new Radical Caudidate for the representation of this city was openly declared ast week, so this week the Whigs have as plainly announced their determination not to accept him. combined meeting of both sectious of the Liberal party was ...

... regarded by that party as the coming star of their destiny. Will the Whigs then turn Radicals en masse, or will that ungodly combination, —as Mr. Waters aptly terms it—of Whigs and Radicals, cease to be the triumph of the latter and the degradation ...

... too. The Whigs, or rather the Liberals, who voted against the Budget, are in number, Hiid yet only have got places the Aberdeen Administration. But what will appear still more astounding, when it is remembered that Lord John Russell, the ex-Whig Premier ...

... right man for the right place in the Eastern Division of Norfolk, but I know, from bye-gone experience, the tricky style of whig canvassers. I am induced to lay before you the two pictures, which I have pourtrayed, and at the same time to request you to ...

... offer him; and no doubt many others ofthe hungry Whigs are not only desirous, but anxious, to get some of tlu loaves and fishes; but the great difliculty is, upon what common ground can the Peeiites and Whigs form a Cabinet.' for the Radicals appear to treated ...

... several offices under the old corporation, including those of Speaker and Chamberlam; andbufc for the accession to power of whig party, would no attained to those higher civio dignities to which our best are chosen. ...

... should get a fair day's wages lor fair day's work. [ Applause.] That was the great distinction between the Whig and the Conservative. The Whig looked only to his own interest—the Conservative desired to promote the general good. Applause.] Mr. Winter ...

... title, one of which was to vote for tbe reform bill; but though absent in person, his proxy was always given to Ihe support whigs, of which section of our political classes was, through life, a firm and staunch supporter, He is succeeded in the title and ...

... him, in consideration ofliis eminent literary services. This act towards so distinguished and consistent an opposer of the Whig government, coir with peculiar grace from Lord John Russell.— Perth Courier. We hear it costs the Caledonian company £60 a ...

... would. It is merely because whig churchmen do not speak out, as in all honesty they ought, that whig representatives and whig statesmen throw themselves into the arms of dissent. There are churchmen enough in Norwich, whigs though they be, honest and sincere ...

... Monday, Mr. Robt. Tunmer was elected governor, and Mrs. Tunmer matron ofthe above prison. Cambridgeshire Election.— -Mr. Adeane (Whig Radical) has declined standing for this county; and at a meeting held at Cambridge on Saturday last, oft a shew of hands, an ...

... committee that £12,000 had been spent on the part of the Whig party at the last election. He [Mr. Mayor] believed there had not been one shilling spent in any way. He hoped they would all support the Whig party in this cause, and let the world see that Col ...