... should in being that of any other the kingdom. (Loud and prolonged-cheering.) Their success, attributed not the exertions Whigs, Liberals, nr Radicals, but the joint efforts of *U throe. (Cheers.) If any person hereafter ventured tell thorn that the Liberal ...

... in silver. Gloucester Election.—The Derby Mercury (Tory paper), in commenting the lute election, sasy, that city, where the Whig influence of the Berkeley interest is almost omnipotent, there was severe contest, which was lost by the Conservatives, principally ...

... not even himself. All we know is, that he, like the trimmer of old. lu moderation places all Lis glory, Tories call him Whig, and Whigs a Tory. But this is uot what the promoters of the Requisition promised and vowed he should be, and consequently those ...

... after the labours of the day. To this the wage of Great Grimsby responded, by stating that nothing could be expected from a Whig but whine and water! THE SCPPLY OF COTTON.—In the trade and navigation accounts, which have just been presented to Parliament ...

... strong. The election of a member of Parliament for the North Riding of Yorkshire, in the room of the late Mr. Cayley, who was Whig-Protectionist, came off on Thursday week, and resulted in the return of the Conservative candidate, Mr. Walter Morritt, by ...

... Church of England. The only consistent politicians were the Jacobites, who rebelled against the revolution of 1688, not the Whigs, who changed the succession to save the constitution; and in our day the French Carlists, who I are plotting against the Orleans ...