... at Surbiton-place, « 9wII 44 2 435 74410 10 Sir EM-Saughiet/wa, in the chair. be- Surrey, aged 75. Mr. Raphael was whig in politics, U«9S«U6G- - 756 -' 840- - m,e however, that the country is about to he saddled with ' . ~ and was returned ...

... for in the ancient Corporation, who were the former Trustees, there were upon an average of years as many, and rather more, Whigs than Tories. Besides, the spirit of the present new arrangement was, that the public should satisfied of the general integrity ...

... liberty to speak f'l the handsome trappisg of tlle othler mayor (cheers), who wa. al:!o rtith.s of the piebaldi chracter, so that Whig aiid Tory equally agreed to retiler him sespest-lie thought they might say ?? the munt- ipal core of Bel antI Bristol were ...

... by Mr. Gibbs, a protectionist- * who admits protection to ha defunct. The election on Friday was altogether in favour of the Whig, who was returned by 499 to 197. The Post-office! gives notice that the charge on letters hence to Sweden and Norway wilt be ...

... under the old corporation, only shows difference of system—it is not attributable to party, the old corporation were as ofteu Whig as Tory, and the Gazette itself was its chosen organ for years. Besides, it is admitted that three more honorable men than ...

... mnicial frnchie. ti Dr. GREN, i the ourseof a ong ad able speech, con- c tendedthat he Toies wre no moreresponsible than the h Whig .s for the alleged misdeeds of theol corporation, which b Ihad included Such men as the Balile, Brightse, Anteses, V Castles ...

... the head of excise. It amounts to £90,000, on the quarter, and to £250,000 on the year. Retrenchment still proceeding, the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer will again enjoy the novelty of a surplus. The question is, who shall participate in the benefits ...

... Green, laying down the laws and rules of noUtical equity, broadly and frankly vindicating Lninst a Whig minority those wide principles of MDularity which Whigs have for centuries affected claim their inheritance—publicity, repreaentstioo, impartiality and ...

... the old Trustees, he did not defend them' (hear, hear); if they were guilty, the Tories were no more to be blamed thau tbe Whigs for the old corporation was composed of both parties, and one was equally as guilty as the other (hear). But be bad looked ...

... solving of that magnificent probleii, the ocean navigation steam-ships. He also showed las extremely partial way in which the Whig Government hid acted, actually siarling the Cunard line from Liverpool, and throwing overboard the Great Western, bid all wady ...

... in regard lo fiscal mailers bound to say I believe the Opposition would do quite as much in the way of retrenchment as ihe Whigs. not sure that they would not n.ure. I believe Sir J. Graham, for inetanee, wuld show less subserviency to the Duke of Wellington ...

... away—we allude to William Holmesor Billy Holmes,” as he was familiarly knownthe Tory whipper-in.” His was an office (and the Whigs had corresponding functionary, with similar duties on their side) suggestive of the palmy epoch” when there were only two, ...