... whom shall we henceforth respectfully ascribe honours where honours are due ? Who can now be a Whig, and have within him the advocacy of progress ? Are not Whigs now the obstacle to all progress ? It matters not in whatever shape any measure be brought before ...

... revolutionary war raised and commanded a regiment of local volunteers (the Pickering, 87th Light Infantry). He was chairman of the ‘Whig Club at York forty years ago. After the passing of the Heform Bill Sir George was returned as member for Scarborough, but at ...

... to the title and estate. 3JR. JAMES COPPOCK, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of bronchitis. Mr. Coppoek, who Was about fifty-tive years of age, was only in the ...

... —We regret. to learn that Mr. James Coprock, the..wellknown Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club; in the interests of .the Whig party, diction Saturday night of an attack of bronchitis. ,Mr. Coppoek, who was, about 55 years of age,' wits Only in the autumn ...

... unsuccessful candidate, in reference to the above election, induces me to make a few comments. The bitter disappointment the Whigs must have felt has been somewhat shown by their political organs refusing to give any account of the election before Saturday ...

... (COMMUKICAIBD.) Happy England! exclaims the Whig optimist, whose optimism consists in believing, or pretending to believe, that the perfection of political prosperity is attained by the permanent rule of a Whig-Radical government. Happy England, happy ...

... he will find that the people of the United Kingdom have no notion of submitting to a Whig despotism. The struggle for Parliamentary Reform will be renewed, and the Whigs will again be put on their trial before the country, and, as before, will surely be ...

... THE BELFAST TEA FRAUDS. The Northern Whig says:— We greatly regret to hear that this town is not yet done with the disreputable revelations in connection with the frauds of the late John James Moore on the Customs. .For the present it would not be right ...

... _Northern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy the blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case , of John Jame Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... orthern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy th 9 blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case of John James Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the retiring member, in the Whig interest, and Captain C. J. B. Hamilton, who was formerly member for the borough of,Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. Mr ...

... opponent to the clique known as the servile Whigs. It is rather strange that the Radical party, which has numbered so many reputations in modern Liberalism, should hire obtained such little official power. The Whigs still insist on retaining the Cabinet ...