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... MONK, one of the Whig candidates. Mr. THOMPSON cashed the cheque, and took the first train to Gloucester. Hi 6 first business there was to consult Mr. WILTON, and with his aid the city was quickly put into a state of siege by these Whig champions of purity ...
... time past nothing has happened more demonstrative of party or factious wilfulness than the eagerness shown by the Whigs and moderate Whig-Radicals to throw themselves into the pit dug fcr them by the self-appointed Tri- bune. Because 56 boroughs ia ...
... The Church.—WHIG SECRETARY OF PRESENTATIONS. Tbe Cambridge Chronicle, referring to the appointtneut of & whig to the office of Secretary of Presentations the patronage of the Lord Chancellor, and to the fact already alluded to in our paper, that the ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS WE heard it asserted repeatedly during the late election that Lord DERRY had entered into a concordant with Cardinal WISEMAN, by which the Roman Catholics were pledged to support tho Conservative Government, and ou tho ...
... THE WHIG RECANTATION. Sweet are the uses of adversityand the exclusion of the Whigs from offloe during the last fifteen months has taught them lesson. Lord John Russell, par excellence Whig, has been chosen as the mouthpiece the Whig party to announce ...
... THE OLD WHIGS. Earl Grey and Mr. Edward Ellice—two old Whigs—have attacked Lord John and strongly deprecated the course is about to take. They would fain that the Government Anti-Reform Bill should read a second lime, and made new measure in committee ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. IT is now understood that LORD JOHN RUS- n SELL intends to move an amendment on the motion for c, the second reading of the Reform Bill. This important |i step is said to have becn decided upon at a meeting of n the heads ...
... EVENING EDITION. fax on that ground, and therefor© it is not to Whig »nd Radical legislators that you are exclusively to be grateful to for good legislation. (Uproar.) I don’t deny them ir fair share; and they are very boastful and loud-mouthed upon the ...
... THE TESTIMONIALS TO MR. LAYARD. —It will remembered that, at the last general election, the Whig electors of this city agreed with the more advanced Liberals to unite in the support of two candidates, —Mr. J. P. Brovn-Wcsthead, one the former members ...
... N ¢ 1 Whig : fi.fi‘.‘::‘q l e PARLIAMENTARY. HOUSE OF LORDS—Mospay, ArriL 4. The Lorp CHANCELLOE took Lis seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. R ' P e There was a numerous atten lance of peers on both the Ministerial and Opposition benches. The galleries ...
... freely dispensed on both sides of the house, and been indiscriminately used by Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. It is plain that the protraction of the debate is unsettling the Opposition in their determination to vote for the resolution. This is to be accounted ...
... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. The Earl of Waldegrare, a Whig peer, died last week. The squadron now fitting out at Portsmouth sailed for China on Wednesday. The tour of AU England Eleven in America, has been a series of successes. Tom Taylor's drama of Garibaldi ...