... Wb«* e breechessaid I ise.” Tortoß Iresswell blow over tb« II was w* I i was xnakJßS r, when Cre* 8 I taking down with 1 ead. Whig again withtb out the bead* Cresswell. - it, man, i 0 Yes ; if y o, a party up, and too at he did ut Mrs. Cres o us for doiB» ...

... including a goodly sprinkling of the softer sex. The Whigs and respectable Liberals of our city were conspicuous by their absence, for Mr. Vincent was surrounded on the platform by the extreme Whig Radicals only, and the audience whom he addressed, least ...

... Reform was under discussion last session, had not been considered in the ministerial arrangements.— Irish Times. The of the Whigs.—The Saturday Review Lord Russell for elevating the Master of the Rolls to tbe peerage. The moral of the appointment, it says ...

... he is occasionally put forward as a bait to the more moderate Whigs and to those Conservatives who have been caught by the lustre of his name, and have been entangled in the meshes of Whig diplomacy. Now under these circumstances it is a sham and a pretence ...

... that way, he will shrink from it. Lord Melbourne took the latter mode. Yet though thought with the. Tories and acted with the Whigs, I always indicated him from the charge of inconsistency. A man is not a traitor for surrendering a town to the enemy when ...

... hit upon the figure of 8000 as their rule of action, its operatiou is, in the case of Yorkshire, remarkably favourable to Whig-Radical interests. Malton, as we have said, is not to be meddled with. At Northallerton, as the two elections which have taken ...

... 24 1274 107,494 101.386 hillb•Weetan, liar. 24 490 21.345 19,268 I, k lAn. March 24 246 19,780 17.388 Winn& Morels 24 North Whig, Much 24 698 23,632 22,837 Neeth.Mmtsen, March 23 l2OB 65,687 60.774 llMMerdehire, Mar. 24, l5B 8179 7370 ikelhassisen Mande ...

... once. And the Whigs must now make their minds, should the opportunity again offer, to coalesce heartily with one of the two parties in the State, else to sec the whole system of party governmcnt shattered in the dust. That is for the Whigs to consider. ...

... the great body of his fellow countrymen. The course taken by the noble lord in bringing in this amendment wonld separata the Whig party fimn the Liberal and popular party; and ...

... wore persuade the present constitnences to abdicate for thirty years in favour of the artisan class, and also to persuade the Whigs that their mission is accomplished, does any one suppose that the end of that time we should be third-rate naval power, or ...

... problem, great self-denial—nay, great forbearance—will be required both of the Conservatives as party, and of the Constitutional Whigs. We do not believe that among these latter there can be any who seriously desire to go back to the anomalous position from ...

... Sublime and Beautiful, and Political Miscellanies Vol. 2. I. rem' , Revolution, Itc Vol. 3. ♦ppeal from the New to the Old Whigs; the Catholic C aims, etc Vol. 4. On the Affairs of India, and Charge against Warren Hastings Vol. 6. Conclusion of Charge ...