... Whig Report on the Results of the Registrations.—The Globe (Whig ministerial organ) of last evening says : The returns of the registrations of parlian.entaiy voters are viewed with satisfaction by the heads of the Liberal party. The new lists are much ...

... ever beheld calmly as if nothing had happened. You see, sir. said American, is war ringnlarly fertile incident. How the Whigs Spend the Pcblic Money.— A correspondent, writing to the Standard, says : Your article on the appointment Mr. Thomas Hughes ...

... Court Joit mal. Carmarthen Election.—Mr. Wm. Morris was yesterday returned for Carmarthen burghs without epposition. He is a Whig, like his predecessor, and the election, therefore, makes change the balance of parties in the House. •, . , Prince Alfred ...

... liberal measures, and the Whigs were 'always advocating principles of centralisation, the Radicals voted justly for the Tories, and he could tell them that of late they had had'to vote quite as often for the Tories as the Whigs. Was he to vote black was ...

... candidate, upon the most solemn pledges in favour of reform.—Mr. fi. Pott! next addressed the meeting, replying the comments of the Whig press ou the speeches made at the last meeting of the union.—He was followed by Mr. who was introduced a working man from and ...

... everthing from those debates which were connected with politics, on which it was painful to hear him.—Mr. Picton admitted that the Whig party had hitherto in municipal refused all offers of compromise from the Conservative?, saying they would have all or nothing ...

... treatment they got from a Government professing to be liberal, and policy has been announced, and indeed adopted, of leaving Whig and Tory to settle their differences at the poll without the aid of nonconformist voters. The tendency of Mr. Disraeli's speech ...

... greatest inducement and the best nity, they fail to shew any really important difference. They cannot succeed proving that Whig and Tory are not the two sides of the same shield in the old storytwo different aspects of the very same thing. All that they ...

... applications he received were certainly of the most amusing description. One young lady, writing a good hand, but having a merely whig acquaintance with spelling, stated that she had considerable experience the stage as an artiste, and wanted a situation where ...

... out of the eleven, and, by the issue of this year's election, regaining their old supremacy iv the council. At Wigan, the Whigs and Radicals left the field without attempting the slightest opposition, and Conservatives were returned in all the wards. ...

... remonstrances on the occasion of the Polish rebellion ; and they might both of them arrive at the conclusion thai Albion under the Whigs was always perfidious, but never had been so much so as she is now, with Lord Palmerston for Premier and Lord Russell for ...

... seat Holbeck, Kirkgate, North and North-east Wards. In the Holbeck Mr. Swales! the Conservative, polled 1,794 ; and the two Whigs, 1,436 and 1,283 respectively. In the North-east, Mr. Idle,'the Conservative, polled 1,225 against his opponent's 927. North ...