... House of Commons by the electors of that borough in 1835. During his Par- liamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig Administrations. On all occasions while in Parliament he displayed a strong and most natural interest in the efficiency of ...

... more of the same kind is to follow ; that a wicked compact is being made with the landed interest ; and that the hereditary Whigs are ready to throw Manchester overboard at a moment's notice. Indeed, if we may credit half the contradictory things one hears ...

... Convention commenced its sessions on the lGth, and Mr. George Ashmun, of Massachusetts, was made its president. He was formerly a Whig, and used to be one of the closest intimates of Mr. Webster, and probably cares about as much concerning Republican- ism as ...

... March, 1848, Harriet Elizabeth, second daughter of Lord Chesham. The present peer has held several appointments during the Whig Administrations, having been a Lord of the Treasury in 1834, Comptroller of the Queen's Household, and afterwards Treasurer ...

... coincidence was in 1840, when the Whig party told the most monstrous false- hoods about the matter, so that the statistics gathered that year were found to be utterly worthless to a very large ex- tent. What favoured the Whigs were the two facts that Government ...

... produced. TEE IRISH LINEN TRADE. The extreme wetness of the weather is preventing labour at the bleachfields. The Northern Whig says :— In tne present week there have been floods at several of the esta- blishments which lie in the immediate vicinity ...

... at the same time from different States— Maine, Illinois, and Wisconsin. He was a Whig, and he is now to take the place of Governor Morrill, who was a Democrat. The Whigs of tlie Republican organisation are everywhere sup- planting the Democrats who belong ...

... the presidential chair. Con- servatism, says Mr. Disraeli through the mouth of Mr. Tadpole, consists of Tory men and Whig measures ; and, as the Tories in 1835 thought this better than open and unadulterated Whiggery, so the Democrats would prefer ...

... the relations of life, yet he i was not of that rank iv tho county upon which it ; was usually conferred. Everything that a Whig govern- ' ment could do had been done to dishonour the namc°of that great and famous county, and this last act did little credit ...

... had already sounded the tocsin of alarm throughout the kingdom; it was taken up by some of the oldest and stanchest of the Whigs — among others Lord Spencer — and when young A'Court was pursuing his studies, in which he was far advanced for a youth of ...

... and our Democrats were all stanch supporters of the Provisional Government and hot denouncers of the fallen monarch. The Whigs mischievously hunted up the general's flatteries of that monarch, and his attacks on tire men who had overthrown him, aad asked ...

... sound whig government, from which all foreign element should _be eliminated, meaning, of course, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer and my right hon. friend the President of tne Board of Trails. Now, allow me to tell these gentlemen that a sound whig government ...