... to give plain statement of his political principles, and to criticise with perspicuity and justice the acts of the present Whig-Radical Government. It is scarcely necessary to observe that, notwithstanding intense provocation, his speech was free from ...

... default of payment, to go to gaol for ten days with hard labour. He was further fined ss. and 8s costs, for getting drunk. A New Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles that prior to the next meeting of Parliament a new peer will be created in the ...

... he chronicler might say—that the Whig ministry which had long held power were turned out office. (Applause.) And the other fact would be that Exeter which had long been divided in its representation between a Whig and Conservative was .represented ...

... practised special pleader for some years, and in 1852 became Queen's Council and Bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for (city) in conjunction with Mr. Granger. In 1857 was elected at the head poll, having for his colleague the Right ...

... the same cause they will continue to lose many another seat until the leaders of the party see that the maintenance of the Whig rule depends on the genuine expression of the popular will at elections. the contrary, we have a suspicion that Mr. Coleridge ...

... for he always supported Mr. Floud when was Tory, (Laughter.) Mr. Floud rejoined that he hoped yet to support Mr. Bedford as Whig. (Renewed huighter). Mr. Benjamin ; Liberal claim as freeholder on * plot of ground obtained a member of the Freehold Society ...

... • It is reported that the Confederate Secretary of State does not approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's propostion to emancipate the slaves after service. General Butler, in speech which he made at the ...

... candidate for the eastern division conjunction with Mr. E. Howes, M.P. In 1857 both the seats for the division were held the Whigs; in 1859 one was recovered to the Conservatives, and now effort is to made to oust Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. C. W. Coke ...

... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovernment to which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and especially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. Peel was sorry that the ...

... the hostilities which their own misconduct and pusillanimity had provoked.- With characteristic unfaithfulness, however, tha Whig Ministry abandoned thsir ancient ally, whom they had drawn into an unequal struggle ; and having by that means shirked the ...

... out all. The scheme involved in that petition was t made out until the whole of the charities v?ere amalgamated. It was the Whigs who promoted it, via., Mr. Cridland and others. Had those trustees he had referred to managed the business properly no one ...

... fellow in the church to ruminate over the inconstancy of fickle woman, and doubtless hoping better luck next time.— Northern Whig. LORD PALMERSTON AT BRADFORD. On Tuesday Bradford was a, state of very unusual bustle and excitement on the occasion of the ...