... ves outnumbered the Whigs and Radicals taken singly, but were not strong enough to cope with the united forces their two opponents. Accordingly the Conservative Premier was defeated by a small majority on the combination of Whigs and Radicals. The combination ...

... either on the part of Mr. Beach or himself, and the canvass of the Whig party commenced several weeks since, when and his colleague were engaged in committees of the House of Commons. The Whig party in that county had for its leaders a number of gentlemen ...

... electors of Wallingford. We grant that jobbery, corruption and nepotism, gross unscrupulous and unblushing, mark the tingle of the Whig Government, and degrade their administration, from the Lord Chancellor on the Woolsack down to the busiest, burliest and basest ...

... no apprenticeship system or substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the establishment. New Yobk, Jtjiy 14.—Judge Marvin, of Florida, has been appointed Provisional Governor ...

... other principle could the apparent caprice of the Bridgnorth electors be accounted for, as we have never yet understood that whig proclivities were strongly developed there as to induce them discard a representative who has served them long and well, and ...

... to take the Seals, and in point of fact his great abilities seem to stand in the way of his promotion, since there seems no Whig lawyer capable of representing the Government in the House of Commons should Sir E. Palmer be removed from it. As everybody ...

... committee he saw they were all Whigs. (Laughter). They did not object to Lord Palmerston or his Administration, but Lord Palmerston could-not live for ever, and they did not, therefore, want to return man who was pledged to any Whig administration. (Cheers) ...

... The defeat of Mr. Walter has more than a local significance. It is the defeat of the guide, philosopher, and friend of Whig administration. Mi*. Walter's name is so intimately connected with the Times, from which his political importance is mainly ...

... large body of educated men, like the clergy, is not to muzzle them tan idea exquisitely natural and appropriate to a young Whig), but to give them all lawful facilities for free and open discussion.—Guardian. Sudden Death Wokingham.—An inquest was held ...

... that praise which they are so eager to claim for themselves. In the elections which are already taking place, we see the old whig banner with its well-known motto *' Peace, reform and retrenchment. waving before us—a motto so full of promise, so devoid ...

... No, no,”} time of William III., whose picture adorns this hall, y have the credit of ev y measure of t it again, the great Whig or ever received {immense uproar]—I rej that no two men were ever more cordially received, or ress. If we go down th e stream ...

... Realism only by the personal influence of Lord Palmerston. The life of an aged Premier is the last in the lease which the Whigs hold office; and the time cannot be far off when the lease will drop in. Who are to be the incoming tenants ? This is the question ...