... some of whouw had supported him (Mr El.), and had promised to support him agnin, but had now gone over to the nandidate of the whig aristocracy and the Rotheehilds, while others had followed the Duke of Buckingham while theycould suck anything out of hire; ...

... in the agitation of a mattur so likely to be of vast benefit to themselves and their country. TO THE BDITOH OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,-I understand our excellent Lord Lieutenant has recommended the establishment of a packet station in Ire- iand, and in ...

... cousolation oil this important subject. Possibly may the eve of essential changes the government of this country. Possibly the old Whig party may broken up by this question of the Papacy, and a policy—financial and commercial— more accordant with the requirements ...

... not Bishop of Birmingham. Considering the liberality in matters of religions toleration which has always distinguished the Whig party, it cannot be thought surprising if even this moderate measure of repression should have been at first opposed with- ...

... s to limit tieir production, which, once 58 01 befere, nid that lately, produced a great dulness in the 25 yarn ?? sthiern Whig 21L IRON DIASTEIR9S' QUARTERLY AInrTiNGS.-DUDLEY, JAN. 25 Lo ?? concluding meeting of tie quarter was held in 61 this towin ...

... traffic. Thes, lecturer also touched on alle tethe discontinuanee of party spirit; and epcall htof alth ttethe well-known Whigs and tories,-desigmuating the former a do rates as the shattered remains of ancient feudalisii, and the fa danlatter as being ...

... with him at his demise, except Lord Spencer Compton, doing duty with his regiment in India, In politics he was a conservative whig. DECLINE OF PAUPERISMO IN TER WEST OF IRIE- LAND.-A symptom of the -low but steady improve- ment that hlns set in, even in ...

... before Easter. There is the Income Tax; we should like to see how the people who, as old COBBETT used to observe of the humbug Whig Radical leaders, or misleaders, stick their knees in the backs of the Ministers, will act! TDe Financial Reformers have ...

... after the ineeting of Parliament. We have good grounds for believing that within the last few days at least, one member of the Whig administration had all but sent ini his resignation, and thar, even now, it is a toss up whether he wviii not retire before ...

... assistance of his Ministers, after the most careful deliberation and consideration, including the Secretary of State, Mr Webster, a Whig and a Liberal politician-considered by many the greatest statesman of the agc-[see the Earl of Carlisle's late admirable lecture ...

... Lord Stanley gid 3Mr. Gladstone entered inioan agreement, thst in the evat-7 then thought an exceedingly probable ohe-of the Whig li nistry being broken up, they would take office together, ir- ing previously come to an understanding that, as the noble ...

... an increase in- conservative strength A better class of voters has been enfranchised ; and, on the w ole, in this county the Whig I Revoluti ir Bil'-s r Disraeli termed the late act-has operated differentlty from what was first anticipated. Inthe county ...