... Dockyard Commission Keport gives rise, and to the predictions which the Budget is the subject, there would he a Aorpor among Whig and Tory almost unparalleled. Even the elections excite interest, for the result of both of them is certain. Tho Sutherland ...

... genius. Could a Tory Government have been capable of such a dodge, there would have been a nationsl outcry about it. But the Whigs are not unlike the Antinomians : they are the political elect, and cannot be guilty of any sin. We all know that keeping ...

... Conservative interest for the Eastern Division of Cornwall, has recently allied himself to the family of Lord Vivian, who is a Whig, will, it is thought, give him a fair chance of being returned. The electors favourable to the retnrn of this gentleman believe ...

... ending in murder. We have no wish to enter into the vile details: all readers of journals kuow that these things are so. A Whig paper said—turn your 800 wells out of the Church, before you try to expel your Jowetts and Temples. li. there no connexion ...

... that per. tiseneAlp. awl that had to do with the prosotioe of sen. They were well known to be active agent, of the so called (Whig) party, sod it was equally well known that they would leave ne stews unturned to secure for themsel wee a suitable recompense ...

... strangest, and,if the Executive is to retain its present powers, cannot for • moment be tolerated as excesable any circumstances. Whig Ministries have become notorious for scandals of this kind. Lord Palmerston began the series by his falsification of Sir A ...

... damages, on (be ground that bis client was merely a labourer. M'Conueirs appearance in Conrt is thas described the Northern Whig :—“The defendant was one of the moat extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought agaiost. ...

... well by their political opponents, and it ia not by consulting the debates that we are enabled to tell whether we. are under Whig or Tory regime. present the only political events worth noticing are that the Liberal party are a state of open revolt, that ...

... by' the substitution of the Whigs for the Tories. have not much to add to the announcement which made yesterday respecting the representation of Bodmin. Mr. Cox lias issued an address, which is vague enough to written a Whig, Conservative, or Liberal ...

... the stroke of the University eight. -I, tford having beaten Cambridge, it seems a general pe that the Tories will beat the Whigs in similar (4shion. It is quite certain that they con, at any ,oment : but it is not so certain that they will think politic ...

... provisions of the bill, particularly that portion affecUng the 40*. freeholders, went to say that the present government, and the Whigs generally had, since 1832 pledged themselves to retrenchment and economy. Where was the proof? (Cheers.) It was true that they ...

... found for the constituency in the extreme north of the kingdom without disturbing that in tho extreme south. Mr. Gower being a Whig, and the brother of the President of the Council, was of course bound to sacrifice his own preferences to the good of his parly ...