... to the defective condition of those classes, should be confirmed. Whig Governments were generally supposed to prefer reform to revole tion ; but it appeared that, he would not say the Whig Government, but tbe heads of the education depart ment now preferred ...

... the eldest daughter of the Earl of Egremont. In Parliament he was originally a Whig, and supported the Reform Bill, though not in all the details; but the tendency of Whig policy caused him to attach himself to the Conservative party. He was an excellent ...

... a Chancery barrister, (who has twice contested the city in opposition to the late Major Sibthorpe and Mr. Heneage,) as the Whig-Radical representative. CoIiEraine. —Sir Harry Bruce, Bart., the Conservative candidate for this borough, will be elected without ...

... Bridgewater County Court, on Friday last, a case was heard in which Colonel Tynte, one of the borough members, and professing Whig-Radical opinions, was the defendant. It was adjourned judgment sum* j, mons. At a previous sitting of the court the case was ...

... laid before Parliament, what a rapid and enormous de velopment the public expenditure has received since the consolidation of Whig power and influence, and especially during the years in which Lord Palmerston has held'the office of First Lord of the Treasury ...

... the report is about as meagre as the meeting. No name of any note waited upon the deputation from the Liberation Society. No Whigs who have any influence in this city lifted up their voices against the tyranny of the Church Establishment, and the speechifying ...

... must now render a yearly account of their stewardship, and endeavour to prove that they have realised all their promises ! As Whig-Radical electors are easily gammoned with fair speeches spiced with a mixture of allusions to civil and religious liberty, ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AND THE RADICAL MINISTERIALISTS. It is generally understood that the Whig Cabinet is in much greater danger from its own friends than from the Conservative party. Lord Derby and his friends have no personal desire for the patronage and ...

... on the passing of the Reform Bill he came forward a candidate for the North Riding. In spite of the opposition of the great Whig families, who resented bis independent opinions, he secured his election the organization of the small holders. The candidates ...

... His energetic and talented speeches have been well received, and strangely contrast with the milk and water effusions of his Whig competitor, Mr. F. Milbank, who lacks ordinary talents as a speaker. Mr. Morritt comes forward on thorough Conservative principles ...

... riding, Mr. Cayley Worsley has been induced to offer himself by the seductive arguments and the subtle contrivances of the Whigs. (Hear.) He believed that Mr. Worsley, if he stood a contest, would not have the smallest chance of success, and therefore ...

... were to go on he would be the means of returning Mr. Milbank, who was ostentatiously backed by the great Whigs, and who, himself, was only a mild Whig, because they dared not bring out so strong Radical as Mr. Dundas was. He must therefore resign for this ...