... Harcourt, a Whig. Yester- day the poll closed, giving Colonel Fane, the Conservative candidate, a majority of 231 over his Liberal competitor, Sir Henry Dash wood. The numbers were for Colonel Fane 1C33, for Sir Henry 1404. The Whig-radical party ...

... bring in, Arc, 4c, kc. i The great object of both speakers was to prove that the next best thing to a Whig Ministry with a Reform Bill, was a Whig Ministry without. Lord Clarence Paget eulogised, first, Mr. Gladstone j and the French treaty, incidentally ...

... country did not want and would not have it. Like Parliamentary Reform, Free Trade, though very unjustly, has been claimed by the Whigs as their own special policy ; and they have so clamorously, and so successfully eulogised this source of political capital ...

... y four substitutes, one fur nrilnrry sod the no fur losfantry service. A Kong bonus giver.—Ap ply to Titunaus J. anent for Whig out sugnes .0.1 n uting out houses, No. tit Uulletrust, under ft. eturlos hotel. anted, a auto for an wittier, onparty, eLatke ...

... the devil, of them be a guide, amoungleg, mad means room the lecture was to with the deepest allenthei. Mr. Spire Fans The Whig of the seed= of further in the Lego rem of the Oddlellows* Hall, as In humour of tide reed smell. gad (agenda. met provided ...

... men have astonishingly undervalued), the mask of hypocrisy is audaciously torn off. No thanks to our government, or to the Whig and Tory press, if a fixed enmity against us, a fixed resolution to tear our empire in pieces, be not left behind in the American ...

... 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, ...

... clothier, Iliistal, to Miss Nlartha Hartley, of Morley. Same Jay and place, Mr. John William Graves Piper, slabber. of Mill Whig*, to Miss Elissbeth Blackbarn, of HeckreonJwike. gyre Jay, st Bethel Chard, New Wakefield, by the Rey. 8. 11. Reynolds. uncle ...

... trained in his worship, lasted quite till 1822, and nearly till 1830. When at that date, and after long exclusion, the reforming Whigs came into power, there were enormous arrears to be made up, and an impatient people insisted on their being made up at once ...

... to riral onr own ground at durability, and cheapness in hardware. Vary gloomy nfognoalfeationa ace ottered as to the poaiUon whig ebeffleid wiUfind herseit in the Oraat Kiblbitloa. VeMM ** it mar, there can be no doubt that effort is needs* to enable to ...

... Bills introduced a into the ?? of Commons by the different political par- e ties during the past few years. No doubt both Whigs and r Tories thought some reform necessary, but the latter e showed themselves compliant for the purpose of retaining 1 office ...