... assiduously discovering that the Tories are the Administrative Reformers. Sir Edward made himself understood a heavy attack on Whig oligarchy, which he went so far as to call an oligarchy, a caste, a governing class; but that sort of thing has been very often ...

... in the field for the representation of East Norfolk—Mr. Stracey, Tory and administrative reformer, and Mr. Henry Birbeck, Whig. Judge Jackson, in addressing the grand jury at the Limerick County Assizes, said that during forty years’ experience of the ...

... Reform Bill. Newcastle-on-Tyne, died his seat, Whitefield-hall, on Wednesday, in the 75th year of his age. was a steady old Whig, and was much respected in the House of Commons. Ort Friday 115 of the sick and wounded who landed Portsmouth from the Hydaspes ...

... immoral doctrines. We understand that they lectured m Victaria-hall on the evenincs of Sunday and Wednesday last. Northern Whig. Departures from the Port of London.— The departures from this port for the Australian colonies during the past week have comnriscd ...

... returned a verdict against Thomas Dice for man slaughter, ANECDOTE OF GENERAL LORD GOUGH. riiE following is frofti the Northern Whig. As the gallant hero of the Punjaub is clearly daguerrotyped, we take the noerty of giving his full name above e have received ...

... nal the hands of the Bishop. They talked about him a good sort of goose, promoted to wig and palace because was related to Whig peer. They could manage him they fancied, but they had all heard that the chaplain was a terrible fellow, made up divinity ...

... Granville says he is to be wholly responsible for the subject of education.” The project supported by men of all parties ; by the Whig Lord Monteaglo (Chancellor of the Exchequer when he was Mr. Spring Rice, but now Comptroller of the Exchequer, a very different ...

... conceived the best plan of remedying them, and so on. I presume, however, j’ou can find room only for his propositions. The veteran Whig proposes to extend, revise, and consolidate the minutes of the Committee of Privy Council on Education ; to add to the present ...

... the time he has been under the cloud of public disapprobation. He at once relied his forty years’ character as a consistent Whig, to whom the public owe much, and has been content, without reviling his opponents, though he has had many an opportunity, ...

... conviction of the murderess. The facts of the appalling tragedy will be found embodied in the following extract from the Northern Whig, and, that journal remarks, the annals of English crime m the rural districts contain nothing more foul than the details of ...

... Bath, Leominster, and Midhurst; and having cited from different newspapers in the interest of the respective candidates of the Whig and Tory parties, instances of the corrupt influences and intimidation exercised to seduce and coerce the voters to vote against ...

... forty-three years (for he was returned for Tavistock immediately on his obtaining his majority in 1818) he has been a consistent Whig, effecting more towards reform than if he had advocated more Radical opinions. Though he has earned a title to repose, for ...