... had left him. Wakefield in fact is dangerous, and that is the reason why there so much virtuous indignation amongst the Whigs when the issue of the wiit is moved. the previous week Mr. Duncombe placed a motion on the paper for issuing the writ for ...

... Conservatives of Durham are determined to vindicate themselves in the eyes of the country, and will no longer submit to the Whig rule, by continuing Sir William Atherton as their representative. We are informed, says the Standard, that Lord Loughborough ...

... Laws, which was pursued still further by the late So R. Peel. Since then we bare, at times, had to deplore the narrowness of Whig limits, under the celebrated 't finality &mire*. We then had the un. ezpected advance of Toryism, under tho modification of ...

... has at length rendered resignation absolutely necessary, and though the post of Secretary of State for War is not yet open to Whig competition, it will be very shortly. Lord Herbert is now at Spa, where it is to be hoped his health may benefit from the treatment ...

... long since given him up, and he has lived to find. himself eclipsed by an old enemy. Lord Palmerston is everything with the Whigs just now, and that being so, Lord John is as nobody. He has little influence in any quarter, and he is wise to retire to the ...

... brought forward; yet what are we told That nine members of the Cabinet were originally Conservatives, and but Ave we puns Whigs' But then these Conservatives are of the Peel school, whose policy is far more liberal than that of the old Tory school. We ...

... prisoner, who admitted his guilt, was remanded to Saturday (this day). COUNTY COURT. This court was held Tuesday, before James Whig-ham, Esq. There were 149 plaints and judgment summons entered for his Honor's disposal, a large number of which were settled ...