... alleging bribery. He commenced public life as Private Secretary to Mr. Labouchere (now Lord Taunton) when that fortu- nate Whig placeman filled the office of President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Torrens is an able and amiable man, and has written several ...

... IsaBELLa gone on ignoring the new style and title of her good cousin King Vicror. Sarru, was consoled to find that, when the Whigs went out of office, mustard and cress came up much as usual ; and we may hope that the laws of nature have not been suspended ...

... soar no more ; but his colors will be grasped by a more vigorous arm, and be guided by scrupulous mind. Mr. Bright has neither Whig sympathies nor personal antecedents to induce him to throw his forces upon the Government side. Although by no means an ambitious ...

... franchise, which would destroy the old Whigs for ever and give the supremacy to the Radicals, would very willingly approve a £ county franchise, in the hope of thereby recruit ing their nnmbers, and giving the Whigs another chance, They would then be saved ...

... upon the Reception Committee are the names of many political antagonists of Lord Palmerston—who, sinking the differences of Whig and Tory their patriotic citizenship, strive to emulate each other in welcoming their walls the Premier Englan —the best old ...

... brought within the sphere of practical polities. It was not the busi- ness of Conservatives to defend the Whig-Radical measure of 1832, and now Whigs and Radicals are found defending the order of things then estab- lished ; whereas, if Conservatives had ...

... of certain abstract questions of the present day When Mr. Lane died there were neither Radicals nor Conservatives, but only Whigs and Tories. The political creed which the Conservatives now profess embodies most the leading principles which the tories of ...

... after whit* said it Win true the wharfage , dues were exe:edsite, Wid hindered trade coming the port. Li donsttitiene.e these Whig so Mr. Dasnee his shipsto Poole and other pints. When he brought hie vessels here, he afforded employment to about 20 men, ...

... should the first shoe have felled in Mailing him, er that he intended 'bootleg the officer to take his own life. The accused on Whig awaited did not olio the lead rseas ens% and so remark. He has bias is the rather mush twelve months, sadF t a. to the Royal ...

... CHELTENHAM. A BEAUTIFUL VIGNETTE ENGRAVING OF THIS CHURCH, From a DIAWINO for the oars:lon, by C. HANSON, ESQ., ARCHITECT, Is now Whig encoded on Ottel by of the Reit Artists of the day. PROOF COPIES FOR FRAYING ONE SHILLING EACH. layovers and Publisher., Office ...

... most noisy election, the result was fellows: Seymour .. Tory 515 Peachey -• Tory 458 Cresswell Whig 291 Baring •• Whig 122 Mildmay •• 22 E. Cresswell .• •• .. Whig 10 This appears to be the first and last election for very leog time that the Tories, Conservatives ...

... Manchester Radicals, make up its heterogeneous mass. The opinions ang votes or these sections must constantly clash. T “old Whig and the Yankee-Radical are the opp,. site poles. On n‘ivihl point they will assuredly disagree. Yet both help to swell the ...