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... OF THE LORD MAYOR. THE WHIGS' SHABBY TREATMENT Mt Alderman Rose can well afford to dispense with such honours as a Whig Government refused to bestow upon a Conservative Lord Mayor. He has retired from the high office which he filled with such marked ability ...
... ELECTION CONTESTS. The Whig-Radical politicians have not been more successful in their attempt to wrest the borough of Andover from the Conservatives than they were in the case of Windsor. The last-mentioned constituency elected Colonel Vyse by a majority ...
... the State, and these Whig families more liberal and more intelligent, were almost entirely excluded. When there came great movement, therefore, in 1830, ’3l, and '32 for Reform, it was consistent with all the principles of the Whig aristocracy, as it was ...
... be allowed to pass without hostile criticism and animadversion. Already it Las caused the utmost alarm among the official Whigs, and the newspaper organs of that party are exerting themselves betimes to avert the threatened danger. The Scotsman especially ...
... Richmoud Examiner the capture of the Coa- fecerate rams as the most act yet committed by Britain towards the South. The Richmond Whig denonnces it as an act of net neutrality. Davis reviewed the troops at Motile on the 24th. Immense numbers of furloughed soldiers ...
... regards the capture of the Confederate rams the most unfriendly act yet committed by Britain towards the South. The Ricknwml Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24th inst. Immense ...
... from Mr. Ferrand, who said :— On the day of polling the telegraph had been kept at work every quarter an hour between the Whig managers in Devonpor and the Duke of Somerset at the Admiralty London. At ten o'clock they had telegraphed this Ferrand headed ...
... to do so again. The of Lord Chesham raises Mr W. G. Cavendish, the Whig colleague of Messrs Disraeli ond Du Pré in the representation of Buckingham- shire, to the Upper House. The Whigs have long one possessed, in virtue of a tacit of the three seats; ...
... SumtsT has been undergoing terrible fruiu the t'uion batteries. The iats-et news b«ve from Charle-’.uL if taken from the K.ibui Whig of t ult.—thrte days laWr than have bad before. It states that the bun bar •’me tit of Fort iSumUr on the previous day was ...
... d. There was a moral law for both statesmen ami administrations, and thought be saw signs of the handwriting the wall. The Whig Cabinet was confessedly sickly. The constituencies, sncli they were, were evidently getting tired of shams, for in almost every ...
... was a bat little of the market. bes Nee tar the er to £8 i ten, and wheat Str per qr, gaye that ba a ome “oa Beate thas the Whigs are hoving te bribery at Andover to secere their candidate's to the Kmperor an important Ambassador at to have The rumour that ...
... lying at Liverpool, Unequipped, unfurnished, unfitted-out, and unarmed—have seen their property arbitrarily seised by our Whig Government, and still held, against the deliberate judgment and verdict of a competent Court and jury—rotting and going to ...