... 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 Radieal Government that we hardly dare hope for aid from that quarter; but unless redress is obtained, and this ...

... advanced Liberal opinions, has more than once contested Newcastle-on-Tyne, being recently defeated there by Mr. I3eaumont, the Whig candidate. There are now three candidates in the field, viz., Mr. Heygate (Conservative), Mr. Harris (Liberal), and Mr. Taylor ...

... nation, or of any large sections of it, we have no means of knowing. It is not as it is here, that one paper is the organ of Whigs, another of Radicals, and another of Conservatives, battling with, abusing each other from day I to day; while another paper ...

... meeting should exist, we are naturally led to inquire into the immediate cause. That cause involves the very nice questiou of Whig retrenchment. No less a sum than 22,000/. a year has been saved in the management of the annual parliamentary grant for education ...

... giving some vagu e liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig O f Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen u nder; stand that, in their opinion, on the union of Church State ...

... that on Saturday next he will visit Warminster for a similar purpose. Of course the friends and supporters of Mr. Grove, the Whig candidate, are on the alert in every direction, and already powerful influences are being called into action to secure his ...

... so absolute a sway. Talk of the responsibility of British Ministers: it is a farce in the hands of your Whig Minister; and for a specimen of a Whig Minister impressed with a full consciousness of his prerogatives, commend us to the member for Halifax. ...

... three ear.didates in the Feld—Mr. Renate. Conservative:. Mr. Harris, Whig; and Mr. P. A. Taylor, Radical. At a meeting just held on behalf of Taylor, when the name of M:': II anis, the Whig candidate, was incidentally alluded to by the chairman it was received ...

... P. by this conduct, will fearlessly assert their principles and their independence. I know the effort will be made by the Whigs to keep up this sort of forbearance, and prolong the charm; but to do so will be an act of gross treachery upon the part of ...

... the reform which the Whigs had, so often promised, but failed to realise, was now about to be satisfactorily accomplished. The passing of so prominent a measure by a Conservative Government would have given a blow to the shattered Whig party from which they ...

... another despot to look to far mightier' and more insolent than himself, and all the way off in London. The Indian Minister in a Whig Government is generally selected on the principle that the administrator who is good enough for nothing I else is goad enough ...

... Conservative and every Liberal in 'England te read this paper; the former, that they may learn how their distrust of the little Whig is justified; the latter, that they may for see a true picture of the career of the man who is properly described as of all ...