... HIE WHIGS A friend of Mr F. Milbank's having applied to a f eveiand Vicar for his vote, the followiug answer was retained, wuich churchmen may think over with profit. My Dear Sir,— l owe you many apologies for aot replying sooner to your note. ?? Could ...

... WHIG-EADICAL JOBBEEY AND COEEUPTION. Notwithstanding the obstacles which the Whig-Eadical Government endeavoured to throw in the way of a Parliamentary discussion of the flagrant scandals affecting the character of the Lord Chancellor ; notwithstanding ...

... another, and we fear a yet more potent cause. The resort to bribery and coercion exceeds anything hitherto witnesssed. The Whigs and Whig-Radicals came to the country with the foregone determination to win a majority in the new Parliament, and to stick at ...

... the West Cornwall election, on Monday, Mr Eobahtes complained that unless he spoke out, people said he did not care whether a Whig or Tory were returned. No person, wo imagine, will accuse the honourable member tor East Cornwall, of indifference on this ...

... 11:1•1 a r ipposed • ',resent Mr. 'lon:man. tine-half of it painted bhp • other yellow; tio• seennil a u, • painted u itit the Whig 'fury col. •inr, and labelled our one ~hie, “Mr. its '53,•• to. I .at the other Mr. in Mr. llonitrian to the occasion. 'wad ...

... developed its trade and commerce. It may bo true that the wealth and prosperity of the coun- try would have existed without the Whig-Radi- cal Government, but, nevertheless, there is the undeniable fact that the present position of the nation has been attained ...

... ten adventurous companions. The balloon went off splendidly, but soon came to grief. Mr Coxwell, in a letter to the Northern Whig, gives the following account of the occurrence : — At an altitude of about 3,OUU tt. the air did not appear to be ' near so ...

... reform. Why, gentlemen, the people showed their wishes plainly enough by placing the Whig party in power — (cheers) You were then told Don't agitate, — keep quiet; the Whigs love reform, and they will be sure to give you all you want. (Laughter). But now ...

... —e—r Wlinteler totr le r** &slim r I:a.licar• or a rtanicat whether he be a Liberal Conerrsative, & llama/restive Liberal. a Whig, a &sneers*, se awe 1.1. elite Tory h- ill not be able to deny the Let tha; the Weds, es th ortxnielits is di• f.wr hotionn ...

... member, will seek to re-elected, 30. and Prrniu at 40. for Trnro : and leaving Truro and he i« opposed bv Mr ivian, OU the whig interest, at 10. Prrran 9 29. and Pruryn at 9 30. for Falmouth LISKEABD.—There will be opposition the re- UP TRAINS. I iuq ...

... grazier to contribute still further to the wants of those on this side of St. George’s Channel; for, according to the Belfast Whig, there is an immense increase of cattle-raising, and the number of calves now being reared is said to be far the highest ever ...

... ask frivolous questions in the House. His tongue was a keen audjtrenchant weapon and he will not be easily replaced by the Whig Government. It was on this ac- count no doubt that old Pam made such a fierce fight oa Lord Westbury's behalf. The revivifying ...