... field on the Conservative interest. Mr. Bowyer who unsuccessfully contested Reading with Mr. Stanford' was brought down by the Whig but does not seem to have been sufficiently satisfied with the appearance of things to venture on contest. Mr. D. W. Wire, ...

... population within a million quarters before, she might well, with all these improvements, be independent now. In 1841 the Whigs, bankrupt at once in character and finances, attempted to prolong their official existence by a coup d'etat. Compared with ...

... Mr. Stokes again attempt to proceed than he experienced the same interruption before. Mr. John Tonikins, a gentleman strong Whig principles, also made an appeal, but in vain. Mr. Stokes's voice was drowned by the noise of cat-calis. A Lilliputian loaf ...

... On this ecclesiasticar question, as on some others, there has been too much of a truckling and cowardly spirit shown by the Whig Ministry. They must exhibit higher courage and better principle, or they will have to give place to better men. ...

... Worcester. ea eS ei rkele — af Menten eam. Paorec = Sows POLL Country party supp &: Jo. rreys, § up Ap! ason to ves! t Lord Whigs ond Radicels present eee . oe eae ‘tion to oe ee ...

... congregational singing, to that of a choir. The Public News lloom, which was formed at the time the Reform Bill passed, by the Whigs, has been discontinued in this borough. The ex-M.p. kindly furnishes twelve daily papers to be circulated amongst bis supporters ...

... the Address has developed a fact, at any rate, to the country—viz., that there is, at length, an organised opposition to the Whig Ministry; and though there is still a good deal to regret in the want of unity and fixedness of purpose in the Protectionist ...

... fact that they do so talk, shows that this much-vaunted victory of Free-trade is delusive. In fact, from a practised eye, the Whigs themselves cannot conceal the alarm created in their minds by the powerful array of talent and numbers witnessed in both Houses ...

... fixed duty extensively prev thinks that less than 8, w ‘Mr, Cobden, by the way, remarked in bis speech in | and mons, that the Whig of an 1841 was scouted by the League, and that it must b ly swept away “ for ever” during the We intended to have adverted ...

... ISTS. Present of Country party 182 Tellers 2 Pairs 9 Present Whig Protectionists 10 203 Absent of Country party, without pairs Country party supporting Government 22 260 FREE TRADERS. Whigs and Radicals present 255 Tellers 2 Pairs 9 Peelites Desertions ...

... we cannot feel surprised that the publishers have attained a proud position in the Literary world. Mai-Administration of the Whig Ministry. London i . ~. Painter. This is a republication, a separate form, of an article m the last number of the Church of ...

... were supplied by contract with females from the Irish of workhouses. S peaking of the misgovernment of hsis country Tb by Whigs and Tories, li said it bed been so abominable that wa the bar of the house was too good a place for them; the block Th was ...