... little monopoly spoiled in , ' Catherine Coveney, Klizabeth Cronin, Ellen Minns, M Man, briday, and resulted the death oi ! j le Whig party, and his name has been repeatedly ! the corporation who alone enjoyed the vole fora mem- and Marv Ann Holding, were convicted ...

... disfranchising theist:dad interest. He (Mr Disraeli) did not fear for the conservative party, but be did fear for the great whig party, who bad done so much for the hberties of England, and who mid hardly have expected to receive such • Mow at the et the ...

... that Napoleon was so foolish as to make such an attempt. At all events, if he did, we should see there would be no Tory or Whig then, no Wesleyan or Baptist, no churchman or dissenter, but all classes and parties would be found side by side to defend ...

... that t'o of the sons of the Duke of l Buccleach have become members of the Roman Catholic Church is contradicted. The Northern Whig gives currenoy to a rumour that a Mr Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton Club. 1 lotow, the author of Martha ...

... matilof the engem el the Baron de Canis. from Uverpool is the ship Underwriter, ha New Yeek. on Frtdow last. Leg week at a of Whigs The lose I* the Austrian government by frauds daring the late war I. £1,700,000. The will of the Bishop of &chaster has been ...

... boroughs—and content to remain for few years without the franchise, there was nothing which the ten pound householders and the old Whigs would not for them. Well, the working-people have had long to wait for their part of the bargain ; and, now that the middle ...

... Trinity.bourhae. gia,Y . c. l stYl% at R. Tv inII •joining tainisi 2 hal • iaolan 41 . 780 X. East.. carded 0 (siva tinghaia. Whigs 11 I 111 • W 1 1141 ‘• ObßlPN e t iewi thilli4 I pi s i • ...

... present bill to pass, Iso that the question of reform should no longer obstruct I his battles with his ola antagonists the whigs. Others among the tory opposition would also willingly give it ftheir support, but be feared the policy of lukewarm I liberals ...

... snubbed, and made to give way to the bailiff, uke who would be installed as the lawful returning officer- so long ashe returned a whig I . The, abinet and tla Fra- opposition mustered their force at the trial (t) of asi Ld election petition, as though some important ...

... gin*’ allow the present bill to pass, that the question form should nolongcr obstruct bis battles with his old antagonists the Whigs. Others among the Tory opposition would also willingly give their support, but feared the policy of lukewarm Liberals. He, ...

... quadri. as far an it may be, should ho put out of the way, and not obstruct their battles with their old antagonists, the whigs. But the tory party is evidently somewhat divided upon it. That party is not now so obtuse as It to he. It is not so united ...

... ore', about one mlle dis~tant. from Portrnah,' with themvieiw, no. -dobk, of apsetting the nofininihg trait. The NQrghefin Whig of Friday, contains the ?? of no 1e3s than eleven actions for. seduation-, tri6d on''the previous day 'before ?? BarrSatee ...