... Most Gracious Majesty ascended the throne In 1838; the Whigs had, in consequence of the demise of the Crown the preceding year, again a Parliament of their own, a House of Commons elected under Whig Influence, bat their strength was rapidly fading away ...

... CONSERVATISM LEEDS. Iv 1834 the Whig organ iv Leeds asserted that if man should go with a lautern and candle through every moor and marsh, every waste and wild, eveiy borough and boundary of the West Riding in search a Tory, he would not be able to find ...

... Borough and clenching it firmly in i grasp of grim Southill. The whip is vigorously by the Whig agents, and the most d lightful fraternization is taking place amoog' { Whig gentlemen who advocated drainage, retrograde faction who resist every improvemen and ...

... then only be told to those who can be depended upon, and who will pay down the cash for conveyance to the spot.-- Northern Whig. ...

... old proverb, that Charity begins at home. He had actually come forward at that meeting, and thanked God he was not a Whig—for a Whig was altogether outside the pale human intellect. He might also have remembered another proverb, that Ingratitude was ...

... arena of politics. In the possession of this quality of impudence and the successful practice of the arts of quackery the Whigs bear off the palm. is not long since the Premier was stumping it abroad in certain sunny parts of the provinces, and telling ...

... Lancashire who have their qualification within the parish of Liverpool, concluded yesterday afternoon. Mr. Brumfitt, agent for the Whigs aud Radicals, supplies the following as the result:—Conservatives struck off the old list, 123 ; ditto Liberals, 81: Conservative ...

... 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 ...

... Reform of Parliament, which made the Whigs supreme ; and was clearly indisposed to touch Church Reform with more than his little finger. The resentment of the Dissenters virtually ejected his Ministry; and when the Whigs returned to office under Lord Melbourne ...

... Brazil, has announced hi* determination of contesting the representation of the borough at the next general election in the Whig interest Mr. Christie was M.P. for Weymouth from 1842 to 1847 Cambridge is at present represented by two Conservatives ...

... arena of politics. In the possession of this quality of impudence and the successful practice of the arts of quackery the Whigs bear off the palm. It is not long since the Premier was stumping it abroad in certain sunny parts of the provinces, and telling ...

... being made get Mr. Gladstone’s son a seat: other casualties may occur, and the interval, whatever it may be, will be big with Whig promises, only to be broken as former promises have been, when they have made office secure for another term ; and the success ...