... is merely replaced by the Whig Mr. Wood. Mr. Wood, (Whig), 5,640; Lord-Mayor Cubitt (Conservative), 5,168 —majority, 472. Selkirkshire, Wednesday.—Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), 158; Hon. W. Napier (Whig), 136; majority, 22. Tamwoeth. —The Eight Hon ...

... into which Sir Robert seems so suddenly to have fallen; but when he does awake, perhaps he will become aware that even the Whig-Radical press is not so entirely in that pleasant mood which he fancies. Here is a specimen of what one branch of that portion ...

... resisted free trade, so did the Whigs, until they recognised in the new principle the means of regaining their former influence. If since 1832 the Conservatives have objected to a large extension the franchise, the Whigs have actually gone beyond them ...

... considerable interest. The Whig-Radicals have not been opposed in the City since 1852, and the Conservatives have neglected to purge the register of bad votes. Still, although defeated, the Conservatives made a capital fight, and the Whig Lord John Russell is ...

... estiin repoi the t £l3, £l3, propc Valle per c balair date, place City. Of Ch. on Tui Cir and ex have n ...

... Administration had a trial. The author of iConingeby, the man who had charged the wearied Minister with having stolen Whig clothes while the Whigs were bathing - with having committed the worst of treacheries-is now seen on the front Treasury bench, with the ...

... man’s name, and Lord John Russell has always maintained that had the effect of destroj-ing the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. n 1830 he obtained a select committee the House of Commons for the consideration ...

... filled with sketches just in Normandy. THE SICK WHIGS. A sinking Monarch once his courtiers' pardon prayed, by his dying slow their leisure were delayed; From whose good taste this Government of Whigs may learn To take the country's hint, and vanish ...

... Continent will regulate the labour market in Coventry. This is a lamentable state of things, for which we m&y thank our present Whig Government ; and although some of Ellice and Paxton’s partisans profess not to believe it, it is quite certain they all feel ...

... there will be after him, If it was said that the DEBBY Ministry existed by the sufferance of the Whigs, It may be said with still greater truth that the Whig Ministry exists by the sufferance of the country. Indeed at times it has been maintained only as ...

... into which Sir Robert seems so suddenly to have fallen; but when he does awake, perhaps he will become aware that even the Whig-Radical press is not so entirely in that pleasant mood which he fancies. Here is a specimen of what one branch of that portion ...

... assem- blages, denouncing the anticipated return of the Chief Magistrate as the triumph of Toryism, against which every true Whig, Radical, or Liberal (whatever this latter term may mean, seeing that it has of late been made to cover alike every political ...