... better than attend the meeting convened by the Whig party Union Chambers on Monday next, and try if they cannot arrange with the Whigs to bring out Liberal-Conservative m conjunction with the candidate the Whigs' may nominate. Lord Palmerston has often been ...

... He said he hoped that, forgetting all differences, they should see the entire Liberal party re-united, and not divided into Whigs and Radicals. They must all regret the unfortunate division that took place some years ago; and he hoped that on this occasion ...

... chief, if not tho sole cause of his troubles. So far as providing for the members of the family, it is a duty which neither Whig nor Tory negleot. We have heard of the GagYs, ELLIOTTS, and RUSSElLS before. The Tuesswas on the other side of the Efouse are ...

... event brought forward after that was the Referm Bill. They all knew what had happened with respect that. (Hear, hear.) The Whigs came into office pledged to introduce a measure of reform; but they were not prepared stand the hazard of the die, and the ...

... professing Liberals as there is in the Cabinet itself. All the old Whig Houses—the Grosvenors, the Fitzwilliams, the Greys, the Cavendishes, the Pettys, follow the lead of the more moderate Whig Ministers or their own family traditions, irrespectively of all ...

... and lias issued his address. Meanwhile, Mr. Hevwood continues his canvass, and reiterates his determination to the poll. The Whig part/ Manchester held mee-irig on Thursday, to consider the desirability of nominating one or candidates for the representation ...

... MANCHESTER. To the Editor of the Courier. Sir, —Let me warn the Conservatives against being trapped into a league with the Whigs. They assisted most materially in 1857 in wresting the representation from the Anti-corn-law League, and having shown their ...

... John Potter and Mr. J. A. Turner were elected, you were induced to throw your weight into their scale, and thus enable the Whigs to oust the Radicals who had previously occupied the seats for Manchester. At the last election you pursueA the same course ...

... itself, one and the same in Parliament and before the country. What do the Whigs hope to gain And what reward do the Radicals or any of them anticipate for themselves As the Whigs, one thing is clear—they want to gain a seat. It is said they must succeed ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. THE FALLING CHANCELLOR. The subject the delinquencies of Lord Westbury seems to have a fascination for the Whig and ministerial journals ; and, curious enough, they all hint at, and some plainly suggest, the desirability of his retirement ...

... issued an address to his constituents at Birmingham, extremely severe on the Government for its abandonment of reform. The Whig-Radicals of the northern division of the West Riding have nominated Sir F. Crossley and Lord F. Cavendish ; and it is stated ...

... already in the field. Although the advertisement conreniug the meeting emanated from a committee representing in the main the Whig party, there were several leading Conservatives in the room, and the tone of the proceedings was unmistakeably Conservative ...