... requiring a little more squeezing to go for the five points of the charter. But the noble lord is another example of the modern whig school. They profess, and we believe very sincerely, to hate and detest radicalism, but when the day of trial comes they succumb ...

... dependent upon conservative support. Ever since Lord Grey's retirement the purely whig element has been decaying, and though political traditions still retain the aristocratic whigs as leaders, their followers are decreasing, and their system becoming more untenable ...

... and the Tories, the deceased, on more than one occasion, asserted his right to record bis vote against his party. Rather than Whig pure and simple, he was regarded as an independent and advanced Liberal—an advocate of progress, but not of hasty, violent ...

... Vale of Berks. It was re ported that at the last vacancy Mr. Campbell was asked to beoome a candidate for this county on the Whig interest, but he declined acoepting the invitation. The New Mayor of Salisbury.—We observe that Mr Whatman, solicitor, who ...

... held at Colchester on Wednesday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaing the old party distinctions of whig and tory, apparently reply to Lord Robert Montagu's recent speech in sapport of opposite views. Captain Jervis made some remarks ...

... be bad beyond the fact of his having been seen on the road midway between Cappoquin and Dungarvoc on the day named.—Northern Whig. The Peince Consoet in Cambridge.—Cambridge was honoured with visit by his Royal Highness the Prince ! Consort on Monday, the ...

... stewards published are those of Sir ham, M.P., the Right Hon. William Hutt, q{ Atherton, M.P., nearly all the looal llberall tbe whig parliament, the Dean of Durham, and rt j,. eaa gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the tw counties. ...

... and the amount of capital embarked in it at from 7,000,0001. to 10,000,3001. sterling.—QUbi. The Potato Crop in lekland.—The Whig states that the potato crop still safe from the blight »n Ulster, and the Agricultural Review bears similar testimony with ...

... stored up for the winter. Immense quantities of the finest quality are now being shipped by the cross-Channel steamers. —Belfast Whig. The Queen and the Prayer-Meeting.—The other day, at week day prayer-meeting held at Cratliie, Ler Majesty gave express orders ...

... intensely dark. Supplied only in packets, by Horniman's Agents, as advertised in this paper. Reason ob Instinct.—The Northern Whig says— extraordinary instance of very remarkable instinct,which certainly approaches almost the bounds of reason, in nearly ...

... classes, prevail regarding the crops. In every part of the country the tone of the press is desponding. According to the Northern Whig, The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment. It is impossible ...

... eight o'ciock in the morning and closing four in the afternoon. Long before eight o'clock the indefatigable canvassers of the Whig party, most of them appearing though ♦hey had not been io a bed for several nights, were to seen hastening from place to place ...