... Blake's unde, Mr. John Bower, is a magistrate appointed the Whigs ! / . . Thomas town, magistrate, appointed the Whigs U !'' k '''“ . ‘ vr , brotlmr, lata Imutoaiat in the i'pain.wl tlie Whig, U, k •‘W-Wher. Mi. li.itn, nay. master of oltce. was also ...

... farther to prove the weakness of Whig power England. In Selkirkshire, however, Lord Hemrt Scott has defeated the Liberal candidate, the Hou. Wm. Napier, by a majority of 22, and elsewhere there is cause for alarm amongst the Whig administrators. Thus, the Premier ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM S. CRAWFORD. Biefast, Evesxxo.— The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsbnrn, near Belfast, Thursday afternoon, of William Shaman Crawford, E*r., J.P., D.L., formerly member of parliament for Dundalk and Rochdale. Tub Uounros ...

... servant, ** CaKLtaut.** the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.** Tims, as we ventured to assert last week, the pro, posed measure of the Whig Government was, after ail, but a canard —and poor and shabby one, truly —of Mr. Disraeli's and Pore Hcnncsst’s political exponent ...

... M'Carthy, who thus recounts the errors of the Whigs whilst he extols the model to which his client, Mr. Leader, has vowed eternal allegiance : “Ou all the great questions in which foel interested they (the Whigs) arc against us. Take the land question. Every ...

... one of Whig placeman,” to which the answer probably would be, thtt Whig place-man, who has been found worthy of that place before ever he entered the threshold of Parliament, is to be preferred to a Tory expectan * (thrown over by the Whigs), whose political ...

... ” to be the tool and slave of those who, in the year named, gave their voles and influence, not to Mr. Meagher, but to his Whig opponent ? Coming down to *52, he prefaces his observations with ribald jests about Hampstead Heath, and the withered corpse ...

... the 4 teft.W,r a.«rr ,«e«r^ou„|Ch,. Je,'i!u:o tlio moans ol fupimtt- A low Ulan ic.liviJoals forKi-eiug the oond.tion uulo whig tl.isvouoß nwl belplws Family mint inenUhlj 1 have foruictl Uieueclvea m» » laimuiitlee for the «e of laying before the generous ...

... rather bad odour with their constituents.— Latterly they have been voting every way, and many of them were ratting over the Whigs. In the very last division on the Budget, when an opportunity was presented to the Government, the Independents split op into ...

... them that honest policy is the best, there will be rejoicing in the land that chastisement has beer, inflicted, and that the Whigs have been driven from an office taken under false pretences, and attempted to be held subterfuge' ...

... extraordinary disposition of Itish votes than is before on record, think—those who have ever been assailed as the backers of the Whigs acting in the proper time an independent part, whilst those loudest their professions of the humbug cuckoo cry of Opposition ...

... most telling speech. That gentleman said that all his life bad been a supporter of the Whigs, but that if they took this subsidy from the country would vote for the Whigs no longer (hear, hear ). This (Mr. Mulcomson) believed was a fast growing feeling in ...