... s medley which depicts men of all parties and of no party. There sit the conglomerate— moderate Conservatives, old Whigs, and new Whigs, Liberals, and downright Radicals, and all making up a hotch-potch coalition. This is a type of the Peelito embroglio ...

... Worcester Conservative Assoeiatim, said tbero had been for f ome j ears there— he might say four politienl parties in tho state— Whigs, Radicals, Conservatives, and la&tly PceHtes, a secti m of traitorous Conservatives that had now almost become nbsi.rbo 1 by ...

... Crestwell Cresswell j capital song, commenting upon the doings of the lor the existence which the virtue of Engkiij may thank the Whigs; and in the last three| the song has a political application. The gygc Weimar” is a letter in continuation of cora■iiiaicalioß ...

... vacancies took place yester- day, when six Conservatives were returned by good majori- ties. The Whigs put out two lists, one for oach ward, but the men, all Whigs, with cne exception, stood no chance. The result of the elections has added three more to the ...

... vacancies took place jester- J xy, when six Conservatives were returned by good majorities. The Whigs put out two lists, one for each ward, but the men, all Whigs, with one exception, stood no chance. The result of the elections has added th ec more to the ...

... class —who have not been oppressed by barbarous and unenlightened Tories, nor cheated and trampled on by mean and treacherous Whigs, but who have been the fortunate fellow-labourers of the founder of the new school of Radicalism—are not a whit wiser more ...

... any portion. the magnificeni of judges and their staffs hitherto patronised Whig law reformers. If the result were simply this, there would not be much to say against the Whig Governments who have successively altered and patched the bankruptcy law and ...

... of the magnificent etalage of judges and their staffs hitherto patronised by Whig law reformers. If the result were simply this, there would not be much to say against the Whig Governments who have successively altered and patched the bankruptcy law and ...

... goods—it lies between thee and thy conscience.” 1 abstained from voting on this question at all. Some time after this, when the Whigs so shamefully resolved to admit foreign slave-made to drive the English freeraised produce from the market, in advocating a ...

... the council, have been re-elected with- out opposition. Thus the numbers stand as they wero— vi z -» 15 Conservatives and 1 Whig, a very healthy state of things. Radicalism is now virtually defunct in tbis borough, and many years must elapse ere it will ...

... post h&ste to Carlisle as successor iw posse to Sir James Graham. What does this i*range phenomenon mean Is it possible that Whig leader has a tolerably clever boy ready to quit college for Parliament? Has no captain of half a dozen Radical banditti friend ...

... haste to Carlisle as suc- c( ssor in posse to Sir James Gbaham. What does this strange phenomenon mean ? Is it possible that no Whig leader has a tolerably olever boy ready to quit college for Parliament? Has no captain of half a dozen Radical banditti a friend ...