... Government—Mr. Baines, who had hitherto supported the Liberal Whigs in Leeds, heading a party of the I*issenters to vote for Mr. Sturge. The Conservatives, however, by joining the advocates of the Whig Education Bill, again carried their favourite, Mr. Beckett ...

... honest Liberal, in or out of office, will assist them to accomplish. The Whig Edinburgh Review, in an article on the political state of things, looks upon the Premier as the Whig centre of unity, and in glowing language, in which Mr. Gladstone and Lord ...

... wounded. VTesteTday night week, th e of musketry was incessant—not bhu?k cartridge, but ft charges of ball and shot. The Northern Whig has Deel tne y formed that whtfe the troops were clearing the streets, pursued the crowd at the bayonet's point, and {hat ...

... but exceedingly stupid under- whip to the Whigs for some time. It impossible that such a man, but for his name and connexion, could have got beyond a tide waiter-ship* He would have been of no use to the Whigs, even in the contemptible post he recently ...

... Bill—that is, he would abolish the Whig boroughs which the Reform Bdl left. The Whigs extinguished the Tory close boroughs, but kept their own ; and now that the counties were found to be generally Conservative, the Whigs wanted to tamper with the county ...

... 1856, the same quantity fetched 355. In an elaborate notice of the state of the crops in the north of Ireland, the Northern Whig states that the grain continues to make surprising progress, and that barley, of which a greater breadth has been sown than ...

... he not been suspected by the Whigs—who were inclined to try their strength on the point with Peel's Government —of intriguing to secure the dismissal of the Whigs, and of advising the dissolution of Parliament, and the Whigs took the opportunity to punish ...

... Conservative, contests the city with present representatives, Admiral Berkeley and Mr. Price. Grantham.—The Hon. F. Tollemache is a Whig candidate, in opposition to Lord W. Graham. Greenock.—Mr. Dunlop retires. Great Yarmouth.—'lhe Conservative candidates are ...

... show that we have entered into a new phase of political experience, and that a highly informed public opinion, instead of Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives, is destined to pioneer our future course a3 a people. Indeed, we believe that the very ...

... the admission of Jews to Parliament, and the abolition of church rates. It is somewhat satisfactory to perceive that any new Whig members who like the field for vacant constituencies feel themselves compelled to make a stand in favour of the ballot. Mr ...

... amount down once for all may be adopted, in place of throwing a life-charge upon the public. A witty writer in the Northern Whig naively points out that Her Majesty is the most energetic of ladies. She was delivered of a daughter a week or two ago ; and ...

... object of his, more mature years, his melancholy fate has excited the most lively regret among all classes of the community. Whig and Radical, throwing aside any angry feelings which an election defeat might have engendered, deplore bis untimely end. For ...