CONSERVATIVE MAGISTRATES

... ng to restore that equilibrium of political opinion which Whig. Radical selfishness had impaired ? These Simon Pores, who sat so remarkably taciturn during the nefarious partiality of Whig appointments, are cer- tainly not blessed with mathematical ...

POLICE COURT—WEDNESDAY

... obtaining money. He was sentenced to 30 days' imprisonment. NEW ADfIXISTR&TIONSo-Tle following is :St of the Administrations, Whig and Tory, -nvhich have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz: ...

THE CASE AGAINST THE LATE MINISTRY PLAINLY STATED

... are deeper disasters than the advent of Conservatives to power. There are ccoaalona when both Liberals and Conservatives, Whigs and Tories, may forget, nay, when they ought to forget, the distinctioos of party, and net, not as partisans, but simply as ...

THE ARRESTS IN BELFAST

... THE ARRESTS IN BELFAST.' The Worthers Daily Whig does not contain any new facts of importance, but the fiowingizoccbsu of six thee have been done browsn br she ereape and non-diseovery of one of the pricpal cosupirators, wvho is supposed to have carried ...

A SCANDALOUS CASE—EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE

... be carried to'a higher court, where it will be impossible to prevent the proceedings coming before the public.- NVortihern Whig. ' A MEAN KILLED IN A STiEET FiOJT.-An in.- quest was held by Mr. Blackbirn, borough coroner for Leeds, on the body of Jonas ...

A GLANCE AT THE PAST SESSION

... no house for the session. The most important division in the Commons was that on Mr. M. Gibson's amendment, which threw the Whig administration out of office. I i I I I I ...

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY

... pab- lie adl oi' vtiriotS interests, say ali indlepldent micn. It Was the impllulent coxelIliblny atitl nionelhalance of the Whig faitinily olicials that hrotili t abiont their expulsion and disgrace. It is a inciter of feet civi- lity aid attcition to ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE

... toas many publiechonaes.in. the-boroughqf&yjlee bury and county cof Backs, from 1851. to 1854.ethe~plhtiff, as agenttfor the Whig party-.in Ayleebury, undetaking -to pay~for the same. Dring the peiod in questido, thq -plhaitiff--had-iettledrvarzous acuounte' ...

THE ARRESTS IN [ill]

... county of Autrim, arrived- at the Royal Hotel for the pur- pose of watching the proceedings to be held in the jail to- morrow.- Whig oJ jestirday. A bazear, the usual annual charity for the new volus- tary expatriate Poles, is going on at the Hotel Lambert ...

FRIGHTFUL MURDER IN STAFFORDSHIRE

... conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and con- of tinned in Parliament up to 1852. He again was candi- r. date for tOat district in the Whig interest, but was de. e foeated by a considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and 1. Sir W. Bowyer Smith. The deceased is succeeded ...