... THE WHIGS AND THEIR BOROUGHS. In case a New Reform Bill should be really presented by the Whigs, it will be necessary to observe closely their treatmeut of their own boroughs. We do not wish at present to enumerate the boroughs which are directly under ...

... brought forward upon that subject, bat the instant the close boroughs were against the Whigs they wanted to destroy them, and the iustant the counties were against the Whigs', they proposed ' bit by bit reform ' —' a moderate measure'—in order to affect the ...

... MR. E. T SMITH FOR BEDFORD. The Liberal party, hoping to put an end to the system of equal representation one Whig, one Tory—have brought out one Mr. Thoruas Barn rJ, in conjunction will) Mr. Samuel Whit bread, the Liberal member in the late Parliament- ...

... TEE NEW LAW OF DIVORCE. Whew the diesoletton of oar empire wee threeteeed, the Whigs, true to thenwelyee, seen considerieg the dissiolation of Holy Matrimony. I have skipped all the debates oo this, at peen nt. not iutettsely interesting penniess. I have ...

... NEW PEERAGES Tut Whigs were always grist at creating new peerages, and Lord Palmerston evidently intends to keep up the character. It has been annoonced by the Government organs that several new creations are shoat to take plats immediately, and among ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS another place we have recorded the defeat of the Whig administration. In consequence that event two cosines only remain open to the Premler—vither resign, or to dissolve the present Parliament. Palmerston do es not spores inelintd ...

... and may not off at all. All I can is, that it is being talked by some influential parties among the Whigs, Radicals, Radical Whigs, and Whig Radical Whigs. Oaa thing is certain—if the project is on the eve of being carried oat, it will not be ■topped Government ...

... landlord for the time being. laugh.) Again, Lanarkshire, during the life the late Duke of Hamilton, who was a Whig, his tenantry there always voted for Whig, but when the present duke, who was Tory, succeeded to the title, they turned round and voted for the ...

... peace, the Whigs should have one seat out of the three; but the Marquis of Chandos, Mr. Drake, Mr. Duncombe, and many gentlemen of large territorial influence, are in favour of returning three Conservatives for the future. Mr. Cavendish, the Whig candidate ...

... ■o accredited leader, and become • separate power, like Tories and Whigs, them would hare been far less perplexity and eonforinu than has prevailed for the last few years. But the Whigs, though altrimt mash opposed through tradition, sentiment, sod interest ...

... health - and that of the local clergy, said that the Church knew no dtst.nct,on as to political parties-betwecn a 1 ory or a Whig a Chartist Radical. She took them all her embrace, and wished all to be guided her noble, charitable, and Christian principles ...

... OUR CONTEMPORARIS. THE WHIGS AND THE EXPECTED REFORM BILL. [from the Morning HeraldJ Though the wild excitement of the Reform Bill era tamed down, and after the victory the people rested a while on their great acnievement, the Radicals had not forgotten ...