... eloquent speech detailed the story of the riots and shewed how after being excited by Whig partiality, the principal actors in them were suffering from the effects of Whig unconstitutionalism. The Irish Secretiry attempted to defend the Government, but did ...

... course, be filled up from the ranks of the Conservatives, who are so slightest chance of bei largely in the ascendant that no Whig Peer has the Parliament. ng sent to the Upper House of ...

... CHELTENHAM. A BEAUTIFUL VIGNETTE ENGRAVING OF THIS CHURCH, From a DIAWINO for the oars:lon, by C. HANSON, ESQ., ARCHITECT, Is now Whig encoded on Ottel by of the Reit Artists of the day. PROOF COPIES FOR FRAYING ONE SHILLING EACH. layovers and Publisher., Office ...

... the City and Westminster, that there is a talk of a Conservative candidate for the Tower Hamlets, and even for Finsbury. The Whigs are using the most unscrupulous and unconstitutional means throughout the country, to secure seats for their {arty, especially ...

... some two 2 Or s9 9 a f females, who, from their ensemble, might have Servant Probably were, the poor relations or upper of the Whig aristocracy. The two Archbishops Were SO Presentatives of the Sees of Ely and Ripon Present, as likewise Lord Dalhousie (in ...

... new Lordship of the Admiralty, vacant by the promot Peel rx ou of Mr. Childers to the Treasury, vice Frederick ied, He is a Whig of the old type, with Radical proclivities. ORG? | ...

... itted that their Lords hips have become of of late, and unle ss a batch of new Mice) the Prj > ‘ “ is threatened before the Whigs go out By » Probably, get up some business on t new brooms sweep clean, the Second As, alm will become little more than a Bards ...

... party in Parliament has done more to stave oil' a war with America than all the truckling concessions and partisanship of the Whigs. the Commons on Tuesday, the Cheltenham and Gloucestershire Water Bill was rejected by a majority of thirty, the votes being ...

... censure cast upon the the Chen Cellor as aimed at the whole Cabinet. This, as to}, Pro Ves, was but a ruse de guerre of the Whigs . pressure upon the place-hunters. The fai) Ward Hunt was admitted on all hands to Stin gi It was weak and ineffective, and ...

... of listening to the oratoiy of the Baronet, who has not delivered a speech of any length since his memorable attack on the Whig Government, wheu Earl Russell withdrew his Reform Bill. The resolution was supported by Messrs. Du Cane and Morritt, and Colonel ...

... Trevelyan for restoring the balance between ex- penditure and income are strangely inconsistent with his English reputation as a Whig of the purest water. He imposes an export duty of 3 per cent. on jute, wool, tea, and coffee; and of 2 per cent. on hides, ...

... at of which Mr. Blake and Mr. Green are May Sed Wi] when the new Parliament meets, and peels turn t At © scale against the Whigs on the first defeat ag eg Mr. Potter, the Radical, has, of course, Tett, the Conservative; but the contest Sa Satisfactory ...