... THE IMMORTAL COPPOCK. It is only a few weeks since we had occasion to refer to the appointment of Mr Coppock, the great Whig-Radical electioneering agent, to a responsible and lucrative situation in connection with the County Courts of Kent. Scarcely ...

... WINDSOR. 04 We wetly, Isiah excitement took place in this tows in out lo,nce of two sermons Whig pt,ached by th. R.,v. C. ii m, iu till chapel in Williamstreet, on the of the altaiveraary. M.uty penal' wero pn.e.lnt (runt the adjacent neighbourhood. HMI ...

... Palmerston, from time to time, breaks out in his old rammer ; last week he must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig connection by telling them that he cared not a straw for the opinions of Lord John Russell. We congratulate the Bedford influence ...

... called on me this morning. We talked of Byron and politics; he said Byron was a Whig, because he fell into the society of young Whigs at Cambridge, who established a Whi,g club, and dined together. Byron went for the sake of the dinner. He used to tell ...

... Palmerston, from time to time, breaks out in his old manner; last week must have highly flattered the noble statesmen of the Whig connection by telling them that cared not a straw for the opinions of Lord John KusselL Wo congratulate the Bedford influence ...

... mess, has thought it necessary to give an exposition ol what a new 'Reform Bill ought to be: and the Edinburgh Review contains Whig manifesto on the same sub- ject. look upon it, then, that Lord Palmerston will hardly have chance to postpone this question ...

... not, however, till 1841 that success crowned his exertions. At the general election that year, following the defeat of the Whig Ministry, the Hon. Charles Compton Cavendish retired from the field, and Mr Puller was elected conjunction with Mr Darby. He ...

... affrighted to the rock of Liberty. Motto, Such is Life. POLITICAL DISTINCTIONS. One grows a Liberal—one is born Tory. As for a Whig, he is either Liberal who has failed, or Tory who has been snubbed. THE RIVAL PERAMBULATORS. First Nurserymaid. go back, Miss ...

... High-street, Maidstone. The charges are forcomplete Sot Teeth (oarved in bone) .. Sot in pure gold .. single Tooth .. .. .. .. 'Whig decayed Teeth aling and Cleansing the Teeth The Teeth supplied by Mr. Bcntek are natural In appearance to ’*e doteeteil the ...

... will, however, apply to Greenwich Hospital for a retreat for Grant. Byron was a Whig, because he fell into the society I of young Whigs at Cambridge, who established a Whig club, andi dined together. Byron went for the sake of the dinner. He used to tell ...

... some leader; and, after Lord Palmerston, the Noble Member for London is resolved that none other hut himself shall lead the Whigs. Quick perception, with an unceasing passion for keeping himself before the public eye, Lord John Russell will not fail to ...

... The governing cla-scs, embodying gigantic political monopoly, have been represented by select secrioasof tbeir o*n order —Whigs and Tories, at intervals—*nd have been responsible for whatever events, springing from i*oiiticil or administra ive causes ...