... the members for Leeds, puts an end to a compromise in that town, in accordance with which a mild Conservative and a milder Whig have shared the representation, and there is some talk of the Liberals nominating Mr Cobden. The Neufchatel affair is disposed ...

... the subject out of the hand3 of Lord John, with many civil apologies for trenching upon his peculiar province, and the little Whig Lord, who has too much sense to express mortification at the prospect of seeing his work done another, says the Premier has ...

... consequence of their opposition to this law. the election of the year before last that party formed a union with the strait Whigs, aud abolished the Maine law. They introduced a license system ; the result was a revival of intemperance, and at the last ...

... trials she had to witness and share in; and the Duke, though not man much political ability, was in that part of his life a Whig, and on the generous and liberal side of almost every question. We are obliged to say 'almost' (writes the Daily News), because ...

... bedroom windows of their employers or fdlow-workmen refusing to submit to their dictation. The Edinburgh has transferred its Whig fealty from John Russell Palmerston. This is not fickleness, but mere trade competition. The Quarterly, last time, had good ...