... of the schemes laid by the Baron bold of Wycombe, aided and abetted by an active Whig clergyman and newly-converted solicitor, for converting Aylesbury to Whig purposes, a brisk gale of partystrife has sprung up-and the recent election having been ...

... observed in our two last numbers a dramatic illustration of 4he style of tactics pursued by a certain clique calling itself the Whig Party in the Borough and Hundreds of Aylesbury. On the truth of this illustration we confidently stake our character as j ...

... days to watch the proceedings ; doing he seems have incurred the displeasure of Humphrey Bull, the paid politica agent of the Whig interest in the Borough o Aylesbury, for such he styles himself in a letter addressed to the Poor Law Board in London, drawing ...

... ist, Agricul. Sunday Times Radical 000 Wesleyan Times Radical, Dissenting - •• Gardener's Chronicle Neutral «!0J| Observer Whig Bell's Life Sporting, Liberal . • • • Lilly's Paper Neutral Morning Advertiser, D.M. .Radical, Organ of Pub- licaus 'poo Mark ...

... Editor of the Bucks Herald. Sir, —Mr. Humphrey Bull has made himself rather notorious since his elevation to the dignity of Whig Agent in the Borough and Hundreds of Aylesbury. He persuaded his employers that has immense influence and power within the ...

... it is must likely, that wit' hei,. Lol.l Juhu Russell as a to carry Ili. morale,' Bill. or that he will Jule forund as the Whig Vr.einier's rival with a Reform Bill ut his awn. ...

... be difficult to make a much more complicated mess of our domestic, colonial, and foreign relations, than the snug family of Whigs have man- aged to get them into; still the Walmesley clique are not exactly the men we should like to see at the head of affairs ...

... qualities. Their taint may have spread far, but the heart of the people still is sound. Some of our Liberals, including our Whig Secretary for Foreign Affairs, try to give the credit of the orderly state of the country to their own recent innovations ; ...

... year's registration, the number of had votes on the register was fewer than most persons anticipated. It is true that the Whigs and Tories together cut 120 names off the lists ; but this fact does not prove that the parties struck off were on the old ...

... never were intended to convey, an idea that he had been bought over. He does not deny that Mr. Bull has been bought by the Whig party, of which he has been one of the most prominent leaders for many years. He thus makes him one of his most confidential ...

... news from Mexico and Nicaragua. election of President takes »lace next year, and is beginning to excite great attention. The Whig can- didates are, Michael Fillmorc (the present President) the Hon. Daniel Webster, General Winfield Scott, and Henry Clay ...

... jn obtaining their ‘‘ reforms ”’ as they call them—all that they (the republicans) want, must soon follow.—Then we have the Whigs. Men attached to the principle of monarchy and to the person of the sovereign. Highly aristocratic in their pretensions and ...