... seats to make the balance of parties—sufficiently near before to impede legislatio —still more even, and the position of the Whigs still more uncertain. Since then the various elections that have taken place, and they are remarkably numerous, have been, ...

... country, and even controls the direction of public affairs. This admission sualces for our purpose: if Reaction sticks in Whig throats let them nee some other word. Of course it is attempted Willow that the Leicester victory arose from the division of ...

... of bringing in a man after their own heart, they will not stir finger prevent a very insignificant catastrophe the defeat a Whig Tory. Thus in every recent instance the ministerialists have either been compelled to let the elecUon go default for want of ...

... sterling. Thus are two nations impoverished because the ambition of an autocrat is pandered to by the cowardly and timeserving Whigs. St. Albans and Sudbury, boroughs disfranchised long ago, are at length to be replaced in Parliament by other constituencies ...

... steersmen who held the helm of State could not conduct the unfortunate ship through the breakers of Tory opposition, and the shoals Whig indifferentism, it is not to be expected that ordinary Seamen, like the hon. members for East Surrey and Leeds, will more lucky ...

... equal to their work. Yet at a time when the manning of the Navy is the most difficult of Admiralty problems, these stolid Whigs do all they can to discourage Naval Volunteers. The Queen's Prise at Wimbledon is to be shot for with Whitworth although most ...

... well by their political opponents, and it ia not by consulting the debates that we are enabled to tell whether we. are under Whig or Tory regime. present the only political events worth noticing are that the Liberal party are a state of open revolt, that ...

... Conservative interest for the Eastern Division of Cornwall, has recently allied himself to the family of Lord Vivian, who is a Whig, will, it is thought, give him a fair chance of being returned. The electors favourable to the retnrn of this gentleman believe ...

... plunge as that. Don't hussy that 1 talk like • cynical old bird, not to be taught with chaff. Zak., as the exponent of what Whigs would be if I were young, sad open as! s woe to the issiovietios of bright eyes. any **phew, Jack not loop home from tbe Crimes ...

... of upwards.l 3,400. It is se great. blow was maimed to and that, in its largest wed import's' twenty, hitherto held fast by Whig-Radical'. The Queen hub.., pleased to order that the Hon. Mary Hamilton, the wide. a James Hamilesn, Esq.. of Bongoor the Hon ...

... by' the substitution of the Whigs for the Tories. have not much to add to the announcement which made yesterday respecting the representation of Bodmin. Mr. Cox lias issued an address, which is vague enough to written a Whig, Conservative, or Liberal ...

... found for the constituency in the extreme north of the kingdom without disturbing that in tho extreme south. Mr. Gower being a Whig, and the brother of the President of the Council, was of course bound to sacrifice his own preferences to the good of his parly ...