... — Yesterday the fugitive Anderson wee siva Into the es* too of sham' Smith, of the ea of gist, by shatt.lar, as. fa purpose Whig o to gaol to mai the of the lle lett by th e Mee the Iligehoess. Medd Jamb by bad the order to bad Seamans seer to Me la preeseam ...

... the city in five boom The Baptist Chard' of mats to a new Firell•nlepl. so which be wan • member, on departure Infused to Whig, of the Ellice Lin! Week section, oho ) . '7 . give him the usual of dismission Sher repreeentstives in th.. Cahnset, have ...

... 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- ...

... Session. The Palmer- ston Ministry, on the other hand, composed of sections of various and conflicting parties, mongrel Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and Manchester destructives, holding different views, distrusting one another, threatening one another, could only ...

... the municipal rights of the people. He would go back to the Poor Law Board Act, he 1 scarcely recollected whether it was Whig or Tory, but he knew the tendency o f lt was to sap the municipal rights of the peo- Fl vL* ?- aS co °^ ent that the police ...

... not retain hla position—a position requiring ordinary tact and activity. Manchester is divided not so much into Tories and Whigs as into the friends of the late Anti-Corn Law League, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented the former class ; Sir Thomas ...

... struggle take place before their successors are re- turned. Mr. Sidney Herbert was one of the most popular and respectable of the Whig party, and had many private friends in the House. Mr. Deasy’s recent speeches against certain of his co-religionists in Ireland—he ...

... will be scanned with the utmost minuteness, both the economical and the warlike party in the House, It has been calculated Whig weekly newspaper that the deficit will he from two to three millions. How to provide for this and the expense involved in ...

... in:Mcleod, Powerful to get on by itself I In spite of this, our Government eheiiiin the superstition, that our meet precious Whig is to walk over Europe arts is-arm with Napoleon, and, it may be, to train him In the path wherein be is to go,—anl scone private ...

... being bothered and canvassed, and many will not take the trouble to register at all. 'There being no parties here as Tory and Whig, there are no Reform and Conservative associations who could look after a register, because no man's principles are known as ...

... ore tiny aI.o add that the Conservative party are congratalating thernaelres on the aid which they expect to receive from a Whig Peer, nos of the very heat of our statesmen and debaters, and whose high-minded and independent coarse of aethm has earrounded ...

... would not retain poriUon-a position requiring ordinary tact and activity.- Manchester is divided not so much Into Tories and Whigs into friends of the late AnU-Oom law Uagne, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented the former class Sir ThomasPottcr the ...