... likely that a Whig or Liberal Conservative will returned at present. In 1817 the representation ■was placed in the hands of Mr. Ellice, a Whig and of Mr. Turner, Peelite, now Vice-Chancellor ; while Mr. Williams, the present member for Lambeth, was ousted ...

... ve, was partially in the hands of the Whigs, and one of the Foley family was returned for short time, till his father’s peerage became vacant. contest arose that occasion, Sir John kinoton being defeated his Whig opponent both at that time and at the ...

... Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing a long continuance of the war; these are, either foreign intervention or successful resistance the Northern Conservatives to tUe Abolition inaotion (? faction) in Washington. The Whig says;—“We ...

... established in Russia during several centuries, and had long before this reform disappeared from Another of the traditional Whig reformers of the the rest of tho Continent. Al- period has been removed from tho political though have not tho in tho , The ...

... about over, and nothing can exceed the delight of the farmers at having such magnificent return for their labour. —Northern Whig, The late Murder near Bovey Tracey.— Exkter, Wednesday.— Our readers will remember, from the reports which have appeared in ...

... tlie part aim cnaracter sent it can hardly otherwise, and there are so of generous conqueror. many aspirin- lawyers in the Whig ranks whose An alliance with Russia, indeed, has from the political sendees have been so long passed over, first been dearest ...

... True, the Whig Ministry have been carrying the Parliamentary business of the country with House Commons summoned together advice the Earl Derby; but there was a reactionary spirit in the country at the time, and hence Parliament more Whig than Conservative ...

... soldiers Commons was first established, the precedent being against the North was hinted led in this case a scion of the great Whig house | y ear exposed at the time the folly of Bedford. was a corruption the times of j an( m cticahillty of any such project ...

... orig'.nal iib oU.tr aUrai livo Jg - member, was hardly Ministerialist. If perfectly new and unknown candidate appears upon the Whig side, which has become the weakest section in Coventry, the probability of his defeat by the old champion of the Conservative ...

... will never taken as it stands. It threatens mining and blowing the city from its foundation in case of emergency. The Richmond Whig says that the fire our two hundredpounder Parrot guns tells fearfully on Sumter, and that the fort only replies at intervals ...

... | will not extinguish fires, although they may create them. There is recent Federal news from Charleston ; but the Richmond Whig of yesterday contains the following somewhat gloomy intelligence, viz.;— The enemy’s operations during the last twentyfour ...

... smaller number of supporters, who are. many of them, besides, not at all reliable at a crisis. The loss of a very few more seats Whigs either to advanced Liberals or to decided Conservatives will not only be injurious from the political impression which it creates ...