... parties in the Exeter Conned so jealous of the privileges of local selfgovernment. There can be no doubt that the policy of Whig Ministries for many years past has been to establish a gigantic system of centralisation which should be controlled by the ...

... possessed considerable interest ; and because his sympathies were Manifested on the side of the Conservative caudiates, the Whigs forthwith alleged that the extension the contract was a corrupt political bargain. This Sensation Sir S. IS'orthcote, who was ...

... this new comer are not of the neutral tint: it opens with an article on The Conservative j Party, and thunders away upon Whigs and Radicals in good bombarding style. It relates the recent history and ' tribulations of the Tories, believes grand Conserva- ...

... oratorical feat, his speech was admirable. His oratory was always admired by the Whigs when he was a Conservative, and it is admired the Conservatives now that he is a Whig—and something more. I listened to the right lion, gentleman for four hours without ...

... onslaught made upon the Church, what is supposed be its weakest quarter. was not exactly an appropriation clause, fur even the Whigs would not dare to play that trick over again, but apparently innocent motion for a Select Committee made Mr. Dillwyn, a man ...

... Charleston. General Jackson's funeral took place Richmond on the 12th, with great demonstrations sorrow and respect. The Richmond Whig says that since the death of Washington no similar event has so profoundly and sorrowfully impressed the people of Virginia ...

... before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within sight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches dated Bth inst., stating that people and troops were in high spirits at the result of the fight ...

... latter standard. He then out as a v, ~ politician, attacked Wings fiercely: a son of the eoiseopal loins stated that the Whigs v-,, V-1 ~ ,-| the vicrbtrov. governor w is diddled governor, anitne n»u«' ~ . j not man to diddled light y. labour, vu ...

... condition compromise, should not vote for the third reading. Tins is Sir George Grey's notion hew the Ministerial spokesman Whig Government ought to address the House of Commons on a question to whi;h every member cf the Liberal party is pledged. this ...

... crane, end the herring gull. The enly reptile recorded is the American water-vnper. ONLY A PsirrEnI-The *'Belfast Northern Whig says- Here is how webury our dead that die in the work- house. They are ' carted out of the house in loads,' 'thrown into ...

... 000 in number, and the Whip tho following day gives another rumour that the number was 10,000 (amusing exaggerations). The Whig, however appears to have ascertained good deal of the direotioxr whi ...

... honour put upon the head of the family which appears [to be born for the absorption of all the good things at the bestowal of a Whig Government. We presume it is not because. of the feud that has so long' and so notoriously existed between the Premier and ...