... forward at the request of a large and influential body of the electors. He is a sincere Catholic, expects nothing from the Whigs, and looks upon the Church establishment as the monster grievance of Ireland. This shows the manner of man the free and ...

... the list. There were 21 selected competitors, and five vacancies. SALE OF SLAVES.—TIia editor of the Warrentown (Virginia) Whig was informed by Messrs. Dickinson, Hill, and Co., auctioneers of Richmond, that the gross amount of their sales of negroes ...

... , Mr. Miller, a London rneichant, and for a short time member for Maldon, Conservative; Mr. J. G. Rebow, of Wyvenhoe Park, Whig; and Mr. Havens, Radical. LIFE BOATS TIIE COAST.—The National Lifeboat Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck ...

... Russell, likewise, had declared that representation should be co-equal with taxation. Earl Grey himself had said that the Whigs would become unpopular for having introduced so narrow and aristocratical a measure as the Reform Act. In 1839 the late Mr ...

... Maynooth grant is almost the only topic of discussion. In Colchester not only the Conservative candidate, Mr. Miller, but the Whig candidate, Mr. Rebow, has found himself obliged to declare against Maynooth. Even the Solicitor General, Mr. Stuart Wortley ...

... to iltrrelve questions of Imperial policy, justice, and ah li taanity of no ordinary magnitude, so cleverly ei ved by the Whigs in 1819, is now fairly before ornament, and from the speeches of Mr. Adderley It a il d Mr. Henley, as well as those of Mr ...

... insignificant one, rises on the same side. Lord John Russell almost growls out his dissatisfaction. Is he sohts ? or are there any Whigs who will follow their ancient leader? 4. Besides all these, there are the Independents, or the Peace party, or the Manchester ...

... sympathy with the cause in the 'ost unmistakeabl e manner. In the M contest on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill —that measure of Whig perfidy and treason — concocted and carried to completion by Lord John Russell in order to n support at the Wands of the ...

... recommendation set forth in the August 1 85 6, which was to charge revenue yearly with a to increase that amount to the 8111.11 of whig`• ?unually, until the whole amount is extinguished, „ will be effected in about five years and a half. adopting this course ...

... with him, while 31 voted with Lord Palmerston. And the Kentish and Colchester electors, who in 1852 defeated the Whigs, now allowed the Whigs to defeat them—many of them not even going to the poll! It is becoming tolerably clear, then, that a party which ...

... be-more in keeping with our wants and with the progress we have made in the knowledge of political economy than the one which our Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer now seeks to fasten upon us for another ten years. Among the many reports which have reached us ...

... was then disposed of and the house adjourned. The journals in the interest of the Government, and even those claimed by the Whigs as their peculiar property, have so often alluded lately to a supposed junction between Mr. Disraeli and Mr. Gladstone, that ...