... Liberal* ; Mr. Nunn’s idea gratitude to the Whig candidate was a sense obligation for favour* to received but Sir H. Hoare did not like dealing in patronage on such indefinite terms: if Mi Nunn said would vote for the Whig Baronet, he’d have had a reply : but ...

... parishes. the ..n Saturday not a man from either of the sevt-n country parishes was absent or late, ami every one them—be he Whig, Tory, or Radical—voted with his party. A TRADER AND RATEPAYER ST. PHILIP AND JACOB (OUT). ...

... the buying and selling, the getting and spending, will go on very much the same whether Down ing-sireet be in the hands of Whigs or Tories, Nevertheless, one cannot look back upon the session now its last moments, without some mortification. A nation does ...

... has come. The official dotage such man would a spectacle which all parties would deplore. He wjs the leader, true, the Whigs, but Whigs and Tories alike felt personal interest in him, and claimed an equal right to admire the pleasant, plucky, old statesman ...

... party (says the Timet) can afford to take its stand on past aciiieveraeDU and to officered entirely by veterans, and both Whigs and Peelues may find out it too late bow entirely they have been dependent the great personal popularity ot Lord Palmerston ...

... politician of tbe Eldon stamp* ETerything and everybody about him, he told his new constitaents, hated Whigs He had a parrot at home, which cried u D- tbe Whigs, and he coaid not say his own feelings towards them were more friendly. His opponent was Mr. Arthar ...

... greater the noise the Liberation Society make, in order to conceal their insignificance. THE FUTURE OF THE WHIGS. —MR GLADSTONE. The old hereditary Whig leaders arc said to be anxiously peering through the approaching general election, to see if possible what ...

... Wellington cejdion Lady Palmerston, who had been gently PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. Administration, and the accession of the Whigs withdrawn. There were present the Minister of Public MA . r Marx- Church; power, November. 1830. Lord Palmerston became Works ...

... opposition, succeeded in defeating his former colleagues the Militia Bill, and change of Government thereupon ensued. The Whig Ministry, broken the removal LordPalmeraton. made way. Fehnmry. 1852, for the accession to power of L.rd Derby., wno. after ...

... SELF-MSASVRBVIENT parity, POST FREE. - ...

... time. The selection of Sir. Ellice for the honour of a peerage was very natural one on the part of the Premier. is described a Whig Liberal, is favour of the ballot, and opposed to all religious endowments-just the kind of politician. In fact. Mr. Gladstone ...

... THE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION THE MISSISSIPPI, We h*Te received Reuter's Express the full .whig filler details the great steamer t>ie Misiusaippi, ...