... the Mblboubnb Ministry to carry the Bill, aod they and their followers were from that time forth the base, bloody and brntal Whigs. Lord Fermot, perceive tbe report which we published yesterday, ie against ...

... for the purpose of keeping oat tome particularly obnoxious objectionable man. Thie had appeared as mere Whig, Lord Lincoln would not be, bnt whan Whig puts radical lieory, utet radical language and professes radical principles, Coottcratirca are apt to ...

... last New Test’s Day gives a gain of four to Conservatives and two to the Radicals, while the Peelites have lost two and the Whigs two. A Lunatic died on Monday at Bethlehem Hospital who was tried in 1818 for firing a pistol in the street at Lord Palmerston ...

... hot proceed in the nenal way; hat for too four* all reqnieite notices shell fieen and proved. The Chaibkan pot OBWiilßont, whig appeared 14 for, and 4 against it. The proposition was therefore lost. i Both the amendment and the proposition were ordered ...

... then unhepplly divided it afterwarde beotino, was directed aecore tbe retoro of the most violent opponent of the Whig Poor Law aod of the Whig Ministry. Nottingham, however, was not aventnally won for hie party by all their exertions, aod, ae the * *l ‘v ...

... fact, there are only 307, as will readily seen by any one who will take the trouble to conot them. Thus, 12 Pselites, 238 Whigs, sod 96 Radicals, make op a (nominally) Ministerial party of 346 Members, instead of 325, as M. A.” has it. Amongst the seats ...

... find that the elactora of Coleraine will not transfer the merits of Obief-Seeretary who is by no means Whig to a Solicitor-General who is, of all Whigs, tbs most Wbiggisb.—Sef/aef Newt-Letter. Fatal Accident to Captain Tbnnant.— The death of Captain T«nnant ...

... (afterwards Earl of Leicester), but was unseated on petition for tresting. The petition was presented, is consequence of the Whig candidates having dressed ip couple of ladies of easy virtue and seated them a splendid equipage, imitation of Mrs. Berney ...

... In 1838 the Whig party pot oot all their strength, and this time encceeded io briogiog io their candidate; Mr. Seward waa elected to the high office of Governor of the Slate of New York a large majority. It was great triumph for the Whig party, and secured ...

... once of the highest repute in England, but to whose tnanv mutations and many descents we ba*e frequently allnded;— Talking of Whigs and Whlggery reminds to tell you that the old Horning Chronicle, onee the famoas organ of the party, having descended stace ...

... placed under tbs role of a Dignitary may be in religion what pleases so be in politics a Whig! Bat, coming down to this imprudently propounded principle, are the Whigs so popular that the Liberals of Dublin *oold be so enraptured by the selection of one ...

... will take place in April. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, of which Lord Ferraoy, M.P. for Marylebone (that model of a Whig nobleman/’ as some enthnsiaatic admirer calls him) was chairman and moving spirit, has collapsed in very affecting manner. ...