... advanced party, tempts him with measure embodying the points of tbe People's Charter; Lord John Russell, on behalf tbe Whigs, offers protest against too sweeping outrage on his own cherished principle of finality ; and the more influential Peelites ...

... parliament as one of the liberal representatives of that borough 1857. The late member for under-Lj ne has been describedfas whig principles, inclining to radicalism. Communications of Births, Marriages, or Deaths must b» c C ach c . l, & ...

... oome off at all. All i can say is, that it is being talked of by some influential parties among .he Whigs, Radicals, Radical Whigs and Whig Radical Whigs. One thing certain-if the project on the eve of being carried out, it will not be stopped by Government ...

... 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 ...

... come off at all. All I can say, is that it is being talked of by some influential ' , wiles among the Whigs, Radicals, Radical Whip, and Whig• Radical Whigs. Oae thing is certain—if the project is on the eve of being carried out, it wilt not be stopped by ...

... 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 ...

... — We regret to learn that Mr. James Coppock, the well-known Parliamentary agent of the Reform Club, in the interests of tbe whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of bronchitis. Mr. Coppock, who was about fifty-five years of age, was only iv the ...

... come off'at all. All 1 can say is, that it to being talked of by some Influential parties among the Whigs, Radicals, Radios] Whigs, aad Wh g Radical Whigs. One thing to oeriain —if the project to on the eve being carried out, it will not be stopped by ...

... afternoon, two large stacks of Maw and a =of a third wore totally dmstroyed. at sear Wakefield. They were ea by ions wise were }Whig with The dinar desks were a amebae of ea Ware samba the wired stabs. They were doe pipe! of Mr brew sad shopkeeper. Stanley ...

... haa occurred, and then are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the present member, in the Whig interest, snd Captain C. J. B- Hamilton, who waa formerly member of the borough of Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. North ...

... and Lascelles — also, afterwards, in the election of Lord Brougham. The deceased baronet was elected the ehaiiman of the York Whig Club, a numerous and powerful body of Reformers, at the period when party spirit was very prevalent and active. Sir George ...

... niajoriay of 160, at three it was 176, and at the close it had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were:-- Cavendish ?? ?? (Whig) 1617 Hamilton ?? (Conservative) 1,456 Majority . ?? 161 DEPARTURV OF THE Tiga' CRIZFEAY COR- REsPoNDENT FOR INTDIA.-Ou ...