... proposed to divide these Counties accordingly, and to create in each an agricultural and a manufacturing Constituency. Bnt the Whigs and Peelites hounded on all sections of the Liberals in full cry against this proposal, Mr. Gladstone making himself conspicuous ...

... at the bar of Spring- held. Iv politics, to which, whilst following his profession, _,c paid great attention, he joined tbe Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1840 he was elected to Congress and continued lo belong to it till 1810. ...

... landlords in Meath nave already remitted half the rents of the potato grounds, in consequence of the failure of the crop.— Northern Whig. ...

... and not always to be declined. But these are peculiar times. Institutions are in danger - Europe is in a ferment; and the Whigs appear as willing to incur great odium with the people as to obsequiously serve their opponents. Shall they be prevented ? ...

... another, and we fear a yet more potent cause. The resort to bribery and coercion exceeds anything hitherto witnesssed. The Whigs and Whig-Radicals came to the country with the foregone determination to win a majority in the new Parliament, and to stick at ...

... year since dety ?? fresh copies with the Board of Trade. Up to the o» ' moment, however, the Preaic^nt of the Board of T ? Whig or Tory, haa not been tempted by the visi profit to take the matter in hand. After the laying • telegraph round the world, ...

... baffled, and by the Bishop of Exeter, so obnoxious to every Whig, was not to be endured. They tried bluster in Parliament. In the House of Commons Lord John Russell sought for sympathy from his Whig-radical friends on this unheard of interference by the Bishop ...

... GOVERNMENT DEFEATS. It was an independent supporter of a former Whig- radical administration who compared the Ministry to a tough beefsteak, because it took a great deal of beating. Certainly the Palmerston Ministry ought to be tender by this time, for ...

... enough, whilst Conservative strength is daily increasing, whilst education advances, whilst Whigs blunder and deceive. We glory in the Brighton victory, while the Whigs rave and concoct excuses that a spider could kick overboard. We are told their defeat was ...

... Of course Montgomery has been kept by the Con- aarvatives, and the majority was satisfactory. On *^day morning however, the Whig-radicals were SSa*!! thC Mommg W™ » their tTL 2 '-™d£ unless all the returns are published, the numbers are a delusion. The ...

... many land bills which for a period of several years have been brought before Parliament by successive Adminis- trations, both Whig and Tory, the value of this custom has been fully recognised in the proviso which recurs in every one of them, That nothing ...

... THE BARNSTAPLE ELECTION Commenting on the disgraceful bribery resorted to h» i Whigs at this election, Woolmers Exeter Gazette say ' Ci We are glad to learu that steps have been taken to car™ the suggestion which we ventured to make last w^k ' raising ...