... manner equit- able to all classes, At that time, when there appeared & reasonable prospect of the question being settled, the Whigs and Radicals combined to defeat all legislation. Mr. offered repeatedly to send the Bill into Committee, where such amend- ...

... from the fact that no influence was left unmoved, small great, near remote, by their opponents, to secure this seat for the Whig interest. It is but justice to Mr. Cheethaiu's supporters to say that they fought the battle well, and only lost because it ...

... The Conservative party im the House of Commons are at present in 2 considerable majority over any other; but the junction of Whigs, Peelites, and ,I believe (they call themselves), advanced Liberuls, gives the Government 2 niajority, precarious indeed, but ...

... supplying tho place of Mr. Wilcocks, who retires; in St. Petrock, Mr. Vickary seeks re-election, and Mr. Linscott, moderate Whig, will elected in the room of Mr. Latimer, the Radical, who again retires on account of infirmities ; in St. Paul's Ward, Mr ...

... condemnation of Mr. | policy with respect to the French Treaty. But not even this foolish disposal of the surplus satisfied the Whig Chancellor. After breaking faith with the payers of income tax, and the con- i tributors to the tea and sugar duties, Mr. | ...

... enabled, by the influence of the Romish Church dignitaries, to rescue the “* premier country” of Ireland from the grasp of Whig or Tory. The nomination is fixed for Saturday. THe Case oF Mr. Hatca.—The Rev. H. J. Hatch appeared as plaintiff in the Court ...

... man, or privatelv as gentleman; but I cannot ooinprehend, and have yet to learn, why when a certain Ministry is in power, be Whig or Conservative, a party man of either side is always nominated to fill that offioo, the most important county lias to offer; ...

... lawyer, a desuitory parson, a doctor of all t hings, or a Jac f-all-trades. Born the son of a duke, the son of the leading Whig duke, the hope of this migh ty duke when his party was singularly barren of political talent, Lord fe obu stepped at once into ...

... books were kept. Register ! Register !! Register ! J!—Our attention has been specially called to the activity displayed by the Whig Radicals in the county to swell the number of their voters at the next registration. We hope the Conservatives in both divisions ...

... proper’ understood, is directly against it. It follows that your statement is, i will not say a vulgar error, but a traditional Whig mistake. I think that you will require I will not trespass longer upon you. You ill do yourself and me no apology for what ...

... hearts of oak, a portion of whom were tlieu sitting at the table —he cared not what [tarty they belonged to—whether they were Whigs or Conservatives, for they were all uuitisl t»> do honour that noble-hearted man who hail been winning the love, applause, ...

... theConservative party as ita own, | old schvol joined them in it—‘* Church and Siate. although a great many Conservative- Whigs and of the (Loud | Cheers.) He believed that if the country were to be polled from end to end, they would find a vast majority ...