... care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he W'as happy to say he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be, for he was of opinion that a Whig was creature completely out of the pale of all ...

... POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. A New Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles that prior the next meeting of Parliament a new peer will be created in the person Mr. William Alexander Mackinnon, M.P. for the borough of Bye. The hon. gentleman has been ...

... party, and that their titles are not more than thirty years standing. The fact is that, since the passing the Reform Bill, the Whig' have enjoyed an unusually long tenure of power: and they have turned account by augmenting their strength in House. Lord ...

... her Majesty’s Government, begun by the present Prime Minister in Chine thlrtyyeevo ago, and from that time enforced by every Whig Government, has led eonatant little wars, which have oulminated in tha deeply-deplored homing of Kagoeima, and the massacres ...

... extending influence of but to the disgust felt by the really Liberal electors at the perfidy of the Pre- mier, and other “staunch Whigs of the old School.” The result of thecontest at Exeter, which has raised such hopes in the Conservative ranks, we can see no ...

... to the products of the farmer. Upland cases are likely to bulk much above the average, and meadows look promising.—iVorfAem Whig. ...

... his fellow-men. But he and his family possess vast political influence, which they have devoted unstintingly to the service Whig Governments; and Lord Palmerston accordingly rewards the noble Marquis with a Dukedom. To the nation at large it matters very ...

... could desire; it is one that should command the support of all Liberal representatives. .It is now 6 sessions since the present Whig Premier ousted the Conservatives from office, on question similar in character to that of the member for Leeds. It is perfectly ...

... election has been wise one ; —first creating dissention in the Liberal ranks and then stepping into the breach. A few ot our Whig friends pretend to treat the movement with contempt, as they do everything that they do not themselves initiate. That the new ...

... vaoent while the Derby Adminiitratiim were in office, but immediately the Whig Adminietrnlion coming into power they were filled np by the Duke Somenel, with a view to ■lrengthen tho Whig elameot in the borongh of Devonporl. Another urged tba hon. gentleman ...

... you thorough Englishman, thankful for the Conservative minority which has backet;! you up, and prevented you from earn ing Whig measured. We will not give you month’s notice, or wages, or turn you out of the house.” (Laughter.) But the people intended ...

... late election for the High-street ward. A gentleman offered hints on thoroughly independant grounds, but was opposed by both Whigs Tories, simply because would not ally himself to a faction. We have desire to rake up old grievances, but we cannot forget ...