... Sir Stafford Northcotr: the dreams of the Tory party will still continue baseless vieioaL and though the days get out, the Whigs will keep in.*’ Mr. Disraeli touted for Irish sympathy and Irish votes by remarking that nothing had been introduced in the ...

... effect Sp( that the policy of the present Government, began thirty I tyears ago by the Prime Minister, and enforced by every i Whig Government, has led to constaut wars, which have cm Iculminated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacre the e at Soochow ...

... did not directly r benefit by their unwonted prosperity we sympathised a with, and assisted them in, their distress. But the Whig 0 Government says, That is not enough, you shall do more; though you have your own poor to maintain, you u must help to maintain ...

... of Government annuities through the Pott-office Savings Banks. THE mUUTT COMMISSION. Mr. B. attacked the mode in which the Whigs distributed the appointments connection with the Charity Commisaion, and raored for returns in proof. —The GoTerument assented ...

... to the effect that the policy of the present Government, began thirty year* ago by the Prime Miniater. and enforced by every Whig Government, baa led constant wars, which have enlatina'-t the bnniing of and the massacre at goochow ; that the Government ...

... week, has added another to the many important victories in populous towns, where a Conservative has been elected to supplant a Whig in the House of Commons. The amusing manner in which the Liberals attempt to console themselves under this last unexpected ...

... meddling, can read the pathetic but manly proclamation of King CHRISTIAN without perturbation; and in the spirit of a genuine W~hig, thank Heaven he is not as other Statesmen are, nor even as these Tories. I stand alone in the world with my people; says ...

... study. Mr. Fernand complained of the tyranny systematically practised Whig Governments in the royal dockyards, and the practices which they bad always adopted to •Ireni/lhcu llio Whig inUrcsl docky.r.l borouEln. After .few irorJs from Mr. D.lgleUU, Mouse ...

... LAW INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY. THE QUEEN (ON THE PROSECUTION OF JOHN BlLL) v. JOHN WHIG (COMMONLY CALLED LORD JOHN WHIG.)P ?? of an Indictment for obtaining place by false pretences, to be preferred at the Session opened at St. Stephens, West- m mainster ...

... occasioned in the Parliamentary d representation of Hertfordshire by the death of Mr. e: PULLER, who was a respected member of the Whig o1 party. Scarcely had the worthy gentleman's death e0 become known, when the Hon. W. CowrEa, who was ti lately defeated at ...

... majority. At ten o'clock, when the first return was made, the numbers were- TIN O'CLOCK. rs Surtees (Conservative) - -460 ?? (Whig) 7 . . . !O ELEVEN O'CLOCIC. A Surtees - - - - - 896 ?? Cowper - - - * - 844 j Cowieer TWRLVE O'CLOCK. Surtees - * - - . 1337 ...

... occasioned in the Parliamentary d representation of Hertfordshire by the death of Mr. PULLER, who was a respected member of the Whig 0 party. Scarcely had the worthy gentleman's death e become known, when the Hon. W. COWPER, who was lately defeated at Tamworth ...