... Mkhm‘:“ugm witness sundering of old ties. The conferment of honoar binds the new peer over to the Whigs. He has cast off his Peelite skin, and become a Whig pur ef simple. Henceforth Lord Palmermbd&fl-hndnuflmm;ndnmn-mbokb him for the support of those principles ...

... soliciting your favour and votes is a wretched tool and slave in the bands of Mr. Sydney Herbert, and one or two more of the Whig- Radical Landlords in the County; in fact, everything was settled who was to succeed Sydney Herbort?( possible) before Le resigned ...

... and at last the Bill of 1829 was passed. % But the innovators were still not content. Radicals and Papists, in concert with Whigs, carried the Reform Billpof 1832. We do not say that there was no room for amendment in the electoral system, but we do say ...

... Rosecommon (Co.) The following is At present the composition of the House of Commons :— Conservatives, 303 ; Peelites, 14; Whigs, 239; Ultra- Radicals, 93 ; total, 649. PeMBROKESHIRE ELECTION.—The nomination of candidates for the vacancy caused in the ...

... flagrant as it is, there seems to be no prospect of relief, except from Parliament ; and it has shown itself so obsequious to the Whig, Peelite, and Radical Government that we hardly dare hope for aid from that quarter ; but unless redress is obtained, and | ...

... ““advanced” Liberal opinions, has more than once contested Newecastle-on-Tyne, being recently defeated there by Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate. There are now three candidates in the field, viz,, Mr. Heygate (Conservative), Mr. Harris (Liberal), and Mr. Taylor ...

... not been for the wonderful flow of sublic benevolence, many must have perished, has drawn attention to the defects of | our Whig-made poor laws. It is often asserted that | no one need starve in England, as relief can always be had at the workhouses and ...

... constituency of Marylebone alone. Again, with regard to the re-distribution of seats, a Bill which placed several of the old Whig borough constituencies with 80 or 90 voters in the same category with the Tower Hamlets and Marylebone could not with any propriety ...

... Conservative party? Leicester has always been looked upon as a stronghold of Radical opinions, has always returned a Liberal, and Whig organs have laughed at the idea of a Counservative candidate putting up for it. It is quite true that the Liberal cause was ...

... principle whatever. This absurd little fim bill is, of course, not put forward as a substitute for the reform bill which the Whigs promised (when they were out) they would introduce when they came into Parliament, but it is a clear pnr})of that the Ministry ...

... Church of England of her rightful and time honoured position in the schools, This, too, was carried by a union of Romanists, Whigs, Radicals, and Republicans against the Conservatives. The question of Church-rates is now before the House, with what result ...

... on the occasion of his re-election for Tiverton. According to his statement England is prosperous and contented, the present Whig Government, notwithstanding it is in a minority, is a very model Government, and in meaning, if not in words, he and his colleagues ...