... The Increase of the Episcopate. Archdeacon Wads worth having been canvassed by the Whig candidates for the county of Berks, has replied to their letter : I regret to observe that the Government has recently declared that it will not consent to any increaso ...

... Radical and Whig Inconsistency.—How manybill3 have we had during the last fourteen years We have had five bills in this House. Look at tde measure of 1852. That proposed a £5 rating. Look the way in which we treated the bill of the right hon. gentleman ...

... tribumal is packed as if the sole object were to ensure acquittal. Six out of eleven members are not merely Whig partisans but official Whigs four of them actually colleagues the accused. What explanation can be given this difference of course, but that ...

... for Newcastleunder- Lyme, will stand little of SO chance of success Bhould Colonel Cavendish consent forward. The latter is Whig. The Hon. G. H. Cavendish, the present member, will offer himself for re-election. WAKEFIELD. consequence of a rumour, extensively ...

... and the United States. Gold at New York the 20th was 130^. If there was any doubt before, there can no dispute now, that the Whig Government is determined to identify itself with tho democratic Nonconformists. Call it a special exigency of position, or ...

... House in 1847, 1848, and 1854. For two years he was mayor of the city of Norwich, Connecticut. Subsequently he was elected a whig to the United States Senate for the term commencing March 4, 1855, and served a member of the committee on public lands, pensions ...

... cannot digest it at all. The part of it which is especially distasteful is the Theophrastus-like sketch of the policy of the Whig party since they drove Lord Derby from office by an avowedly factious vote on the Address in the first session his Parliament ...

... Cecil Raikes's chances of success, which were most excellent before, would absolutely assured by tlie divided counsels on the Whig-Radical side. Two directors of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway are about to contest the representation of ...

... during that time the Conservatives have only been in power, under differeut administrations, about eight years in all. The Whigs have virtually had the exclusive monopoly of the government during the entire period, with the sole exception of Sir Robert ...

... and that if working men would only exercise self-restraint they could easily get tho franchise.— Mr. W. H. Gregory. LORD AND WHIG POPULARITY. It is well known that all the abortive Reform Bills previous to 1859 were the work of one man. (Laughter.) long ...

... follows on the same side, and in asking what has become of Reform, replies saying, in the words of Mr. Bernal Osborne, that the Whigs are hard for cry. It sayß :— . This, and this alone, accounts for the crowded state of the Ministerial benches, and for the ...

... Jacksox, contrary to expectation, has announced his intention of offering himself that thorough Whig constituency, the Northern Division of Derbyshire. To the Whigs who have hitherto ruled in the district, the announcement will be no means pleasant news ; ...