... for the general good. The poor-board of Hunslet having for many years past been composed of an equal number of torieo and whigs, works perfeotly well without compromise of principle or breach of friendship. The plate bore the following incription, and ...

... the agriculturists in England, Scotland, and Ireland, nor those of our brethren in the colonies; though it may enable the Whigs to keep office a little longer. ...

... opposing the whigs with their Bs. duty— and I was one of his most strenuous and sincere supporters —he asserted in his Tamworth manifesto that no farmer in Britain could grow wheat under or 58s. per quarter. On that principle he turned out the Whigs; but after ...

... majority. There was other business of importance. Tbere Is to be another meeting the evening of Monday next. The Toribs and Whig Radicals in Town Council.—Since the election of town councillors for this borough on the First of November last, when number ...

... of some of their chief propositions to be brought before the Legislature appear from time to time, like pilot balloons, in Whig journals. One of the latest ministerial shadows of coming events is the following :— are given to understand that Ministers ...

... considerable minority. The meeting was then dissolved. New Epistle from the Ex-Premier.—We extract from the Norwich New* the folio whig letter addressed by Sir R. Peel to Mr. George Gower, of Smallburgh, in reply to a question put by that gentleman, on pnblio ...

... evil inveterate in political parties, particular! the Whig faction and in statesmen such aa Sir Robert PonJ, who haa imitated Whig tactics, to endeavour to conciliate the demagogue of the hour. The Whigs formerly stood in need of O'Connell and hie tail, and ...

... Lay aaid* all yonr other political differences. Let Whigs and Tories in Yorklhire unite togetber to return a Protectionist. I, for one, declare tbat I will do my utmost to support tbe keenest Whig li he will stand by proteotion. I will, in tbat case ...

... supersede every sort of agitation — with an imitation of each : the Charters, big and little, aiw to be superseded by a sort of new Whig charter; the Law Amendment Society Is to see its work dono— or shelved— by official hands, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...

... Brazilian and Spanish ?? trade, which has been very much augmented by the Free-Trade .Sugar Bill of 1846, bronght in by the present Whig ministry, and sup- ported by the free-traders in general, most of whom make a boast of their efforts to suppress slavery and ...

... Ministers are going to supersede every sort of with an imitation of the Charters, big and little, are to superseded by sort of new Whig charter; the Law Amendment Society to see Its work done—or shelved— by official hands, the Keeper the Great Seal consenting ...

... and Spanish slave trade, which has been very much augmented by the Free-Trade .Sugar Bill of 1846, brought in by the present Whig ministry, and supported by the free-traders in general, most whom make a boast of their efforts suppress slavery and the slave ...