... Whig Jot.—Rumours a very unpleasant B«tnre are circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of Mr. Leonard Edmunds from this office, and is not inquiry will made into the circumstances which have induced that gentleman -to retire in favour ...

... Association met in force order to consider what steps should be taken i» consequence of the electioneering agitation winch the Whig-Radical party have so prematurely forced upon the borough. Mr. J. Ellershaw presided, and the proceeding* were marked by the ...

... all great divisions are to be found in different lobbies. Iv Parliament its voice gives out a most uncertain sound, neither Whig nor Tory, but half one and half the other. And, strange to say, though an election is fast approaching, the local Conservative ...

... lords have been nominated, but of these four are paid members of the Government, and two ex- Whig officials ! The six peers whose duty it will bo to represent the Whig administration include Earl Granville, Lord President of the Council (£2,000 a-year); the ...

... 425., 635„ 845., Ac., FASHIONABLE MORNING COATS, 215., 425., 635., 845., Ac., Ac. FASHIONABLE TROUSERS, 16s„ 2ls„ 255.. 28s. Whig Jobbery.—The Mornhig Star has undertaken the responsibility of publishing statement to the effect that Mr. Edmunds, who recently ...

... that the opportunity thus offered should not be lost. A little cheap popularity may be attained, and the reputation the great Whig Chancellor will be pleasantly enhanced. Without an official return it impossible to give with the slightest approach to co ...

... Lord ol cellor's bill on Friday night was accepted as a foretas his doom. The Government whips could not presence of a single Whig peer beyond the noble lords , y are members of the Government and have intimate » fto tions with it, and the bill was condemned ...

... Grosyenajr address fhemselvesp But as the case stands, what the constituencies would prefer appears to be overruled by certain Whig influences of a peculiar character ; and these two vacillating politicians in the shell are paraded public meetings to balance ...

... menin the moon,' came and went, with propositions, promises, and to make private arrangements between local leaders of Whigs and Tories, and did their work. Plans were deeply laid and ably carried out. The great and the mighty—the few and the infl ...

... division of the field into a white bar and red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. Richmond Whig. Daring Attempt to Escape from Prison.— On Saturday night, Michael M'Gann, who is in prison at Sunderland on a charge of robbery ...

... somewhere about a hundred pages, in which the pure Whig reformer distinguished from the Conservative who has become a reformer, was significant warning to him that he must not expect to become the leader of the Whigs per saltum —as he perhaps hoped to do. Be all ...

... Chancellors bill on Friday night was accepted as of his doom. The Government whips could no*, secure the presence of a single Whig peer beyond the noble lords who are members the Government and havp intimate relations with it, and the hill was without effort ...