... re-elected for Tot.nes without opposition ; the Radical candidate, Mr. Miall, being harmoniously scouted by Conservatives and Whigs. Our obituary records the death of the Earl of Macclesfield, which took place on Easter Sunday, at Ensham Hall. A melancholy ...

... Qceev can no wrong,** fundamental axiom of the Hritish Constitution. A Minister of the Crown can never sorry, is maxim of Whig administration propounded the Noble Vremier to the House of Commons during the present session. For public servant to disclose ...

... had been invited, but excused themselves on various grounds. The only Member of Parliament present was Mr. Hardcastle. the Whig representative of Colchester, who. though taking no active part In the proceedings, was understood bo favourable to the repeal ...

... extended more widely than it is ; he was not, and never should be ashamed of the name of as a Tory he was not sworn to the Whig Radical Reform bill—(cheers). He respected the Constitution of his country, but it had been perverted Party. The wellmeant ...

... to chime in with the lessened revenue of tne empire. Its significasion is much more simple. It only stands for, Exeunt the Whigs and enter the Country Party, who would immediately find some excuse for keeping things as they are, or, if they really did ...

... bard-work- ing member of the Whig Cabinet ; he has done more work and got less pay than any of his colleagues; and, being in possession of a good private fortune, the right hon. gentle- man begins perhaps to fancy that the Whig tenure of office may be short ...

... Brunton a prior engagement. The only member of Inman present was the one, probably, least expected, vin., Mr. Hardcastle, the whig reprwentattve of Colchester, who, though taking no wive port in the proceediags, wr under. stood to be favourable to the repeal ...

... public dinner on Tuesday ?? Moderator. TuIE LINEN TA.sDE.-In general this staple trade of the province is in a very healthy ?? Whig. LABOUt RArTE.-The treasurer has received an order from the treasury directing him to suspend the issue of the war- rants granted ...

... ls per cent, on the rents due in May, 1849, and 20 per cent, on those due at November, 18 19. THE LINEN TRADE. The Belfast Whig says:— ln general, this staple trade of the province is in a very healthy state. The demand for goods for export, particularly ...

... respect for opinion, 5 and to have laid aside all semblance of con- sistency. These Conservatives par eminence, who : denounce Whigs and Peelites as revolutionists, contend that the National Debt cannot be paid if rents fall; and they appeal to COBBETT as ...

... history of the principle t 3 which his letters relate is carried up to the year 1830, within a month of the installation of the Whig Government in office. We specially invite our readers to fix well in their memories the last two paragraphs of the letter; ...

... which will found passages most confirmatory of our own humble opinions, regarding the conduct pursued towards Ireland the Whigs especially, and to which have, from time to time, given expression during the last three or four months. We give the extractonly ...