... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. SATURDAY, April 23 It's fine thing to be a Whig, or a Radical, or Liberal, or an ultra those other beauful names by which those who are not Conservatives are pleased to distinguish themselves. On one point all these sects are ...

... to Westminster Hall. What the Radicals think of the Whigs.—At a meeting of the Northern Reform Union, held at Manchester on Tuesday evening, the following complimentary observations respecting the Whigs were made by various speakers. Mr. Pope trusted the ...

... Derby's Reform-bill and his Government on the pretence that they would bring in a more comprehensive measure, but truth the Whigs were alarmed at the proposal of Lord Derby to give a substantial addition to the franchise and they succeeded in defeating ...

... Conservatives, 817 ; Liberals, 339. Liberal majority, 22. Another correspondent of the same paper estimates Conservatives at 315 ; Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites, 839. ...

... ASSIZES. (gazette. SATURDAY, 26. There no truism in politics which oire6 less demonstration than the old one that whenever Whig Minister can scent a job in the wind, he generally contrives to find many excuses for committing it, as a New Zealand Chief ...

... chosen to succeed him; the Whigs, abstaining from opposition, we are told, upon the understanding that, when a dissolution takes place, Mr. C. G. Pre (who has represented the county since 1839) is to retire, to make way for the Whig, the Hon. C. K. Carington ...

... revised the lists for this borough. Mr. Markland, of Leeds, appeared for the Conservative party Mr. Walker, of York, for the Whig-Radicals. The Conservatives made nine objections and sustained four; the Radical party seven and sustained two. The Conservatives ...

... these statements yon are mistaken. Had the first been true, Whig landlords would have hardly found it necessary to post sentries in the polling booths, to see that their tenants plumped for the Whig candidate. Nor would an agent of the other side have told ...

... agitation of that period ; but the word is given to try, in the hope that the result from popular violence may be Whig snccess. One Whig, Mr. Charles Buxton, M.P. for Maidstone, has been honest enongh to declare that the cry for reform creates a Liberal ...

... Conservative gain on the revision of 13. This the Conservatives consider a great achievement, it is well known that the present Whig member (Mr. Wrightson) has withiu the List few years expended upwards of £50,000 the purchase of land, building houses, &c ...

... Lord Hotiiam and Admiral Dunj combe: will again offer themselves, and their return will be unopposed. the North however, the Whigs have resolved to make strenuous effort to obtain the mastery. Mr. F. will appear as their champion along with, we believe, ...

... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of Church and State. He has long been looking ...