... That the high sheriff be requested to present the memorial to her Majesty. Agreed to. Mr. R. Freeman (a Whig) proposed, and Mr. A. Boyd (also a Whig) seconded, a resolution requesting Lord Sondes to present the petition to tbe House of Lords, and Mr. Bagge ...

... himself — we think even then such a proclamation would have been considered rather an extreme measure. We shall hear what a Whig ministry have to say a.out it in the year of grace 1850. The Legislative Assembly of France was engaged on Monday evening with ...

... treated Ireland fairly with respect to her manufactures. Iri.hmen should, therefore, unite together, and oppose any government, Whig or Tory, which did not do justice to their country (hear). His friend, Mr. Gray, said he was glad to see that there were some ...

... continued reports of the insecurity of the government in the latter capital, as well as the precarious condition of the present Whig rulers of this country. As another example of the progress which the principles of the Manchester school of economists is making ...

... Smyth had said a few days since that free trade had sprung from the Devil. Dr. Johnson had said that the Devil was tbe first Whig. Mr. B. Smyth, however, thought the Devil was the author of free trade, and added, then to him with it, and the sooner the ...

... to be proposed. This, however, we can hardly believe possible ; it would be running too fast in the road to ruin, even for a Whig administra- tion. For the rest the session now opening may be a glorious one, and will be such if only the Country party act ...

... states- man and the most eloquent orator who in our day ever bore the name of Whig,a name utterly degraded since his lordship renounced it — this Lord Brougham, the maker of the Whig party, acknowledges that free-trade policy is but an experiment which mat ...

... generally is the rev. doctor respected, that all parties, Churchmen and Dissenters, Protectionists and free traders, Tories, and Whigs, joined in expressing their esteem for him.— Cambridge Chronicle. Kino's Cliffe.— On Thursday a presentation of plate, consisting ...

... follows : — Country Party — Present 182 „ „ Tellers 2 „ „ Paired i) Whig Protectionists, present ?? 10 20.1 Country Party, absent without pairs ?? 35 „ „ voted for Government ?? 22 260 Whigs and Free-traders — Present ?? 256 „ „ Tellers ?? 2 „ „ Paired ? ...

... bean mills, and malt mills, iv gre it variaty. ~ ?? • — • ■ ■ ■■ MJust Published, in Bvo., price Is., AL-ADMINISTRATION of the WHIG .MINISTRY ; in particular a Review of thou* C- m reference to R llgion, with a brief Survey of their F Colonial, and Home Policy ...

... to-day in the High-street, in front of the Town Hall, where ?? had been erected for the occasion. At the eleventh hour the Whig- Radicals provided themselves with a candidate to contest the election with Lord John Manners; and on Tuesday night Mr. George ...

... Stokes again attempt to proceed than he experienced the same interruption as before. Mr. John Tomkins, a gentleman of strong Whig prin- ciples, but in favour ot the principle of protection, remarked that all parties present would have an opportunity of ...