... appointments have yet been made, nor expected that any will be made, so long there is any prospect of the accessions from the Whig party which Lord Derby intended to seek. We believe that hitherto Lord Derby's overtures have not been favourably responded ...

... Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs as financiers, and fell before tho attack of Sir Robert Peel. The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could ...

... PRICE* S. s. Mustardseed, per bush.. a2B Curaloder, per cwt Canary, per qr Tares, winter, per Bu«b.. w Trefoil 17 a Lluseed whig, per qr.. ...

... thew Whether we sate the colusasof the Tory, Whig, or Bodice' newspapers the same isspreeeion is produced. The bitter opposition of the Tories—the cool acquiescence or the deprecatory delivers of the old Whigs, or the rampant jubilation of the advanced ...

... of fact, the Whigs of 1832 were in many important particulars lest liberal than the Conservatives of this day. Even in the matter of Free Trade, for which the remnant of the old Whig party are m» fond of taking credit, it was not a Whig Government, but ...

... in opposition' to the Whig Government. He was opposed by Mr Fox and the wholepower of the Government, and the motion was lost ; and, although occasionally mooted in the House by the Conservatives, it was always opposed by the Whigs, till 1819, when Lord ...

... never forgot that it simply the means to end. Cottonopolis” it was that first displayed restivenessat the inaction of the Whigs; and to remind them of what the nation expected, sent to Parliament advanced Reformers its representatives. The spirit of political ...

... SUNDERLAND ELECTION. Great efforts an being made by the Whig party pot the “screw” some of the requisitionists, and those who have promised to veto for Aid. Candliah, but we believe they will he attended with very little suooosa. Those who signed the ...

... not appear much chance of a contest. The Tiverton election will be interesting to the Whigs rather than to the Radicals, for Sir John Hat a pure Tory and Mr. pure Whig. Sunderland, then, stands almost aloneabsolutely alone, as far concerns the interests ...

... for them the Whigs, and was a battle ground on which they had been forced. The Whigs had told them in unmistokeahlo terms that if they wanted to run their candidate they must do it without the assistance tho Whigs, the assistance the Whigs. (Hear, hear ...

... s of Whig opinion on Parliamentary Reform were not written in reference to the bill of Earl Russell ; but they are virtually the words of the great Whig body, and were the arguments used iu the last session by the indepen- deut Whigs. The Whigs are day ...

... form a Government. essential difference between the principles of a Whig and those of a Conservative, though there is a great difference between a Radical and a Whig or vative. The Whigs bave endorsed the principles of the Conservatives by their defeat ...