... the members for the North Biding. He states in his address that he is in favour of progress, and proud of advocating that Whig policy which has steered clear of the excess of party. For a day or two all seemed to be going on well for Mr. Milbank, but ...

... thejpreservation of order in Ireland. Men whom the Whig Ministry that supplanted the second Ministry of the Earl of Derby found in custody for their participation in thef Phoenix Conspiracy, and whom the Whig Government liberated iustead of prosecuting, although ...

... Castle upon the ousting of Sir Robert Peel from the Irish Chief Secretaryship. Sir C. Wood, one of the staunchest members of the Whig party, lias retired the scene altogether; and Lord tie Grey and whwas expected to make a good Secretary for War. chief]] because ...

... Constitutional party in Leeds at general election was won by artisan associations, artisan enthusiasm, and artisan votes, which the Whig-Radicals, in a spirit of contempt and resentment, would now swamp .with the suffrages of au inferior class. They are firm to ...

... been'deeided the withdrawal of the Whig canidate, Mr. Stirling, and Mr. Smollett, Conservative,, iontinnes to represent the county as in the former Pariament. An election petition against the return Mr..Devereux, the Whig member for tbe borough >f Wexford ...

... THE DEBATES ON THE ADDRESS. When our Whig-Radical contemporaries were lately crying out that the debating power of the Ministry needed strengthening in the House of Commons, we expressed the opinion that, although this was perfectly true, the Ministry ...

... H. F. Beaumont, the Radicalcolle;tgue of Lord Milton in the county representation, instead of, as at first proposed, to the Whig member for Huddersfield, Mr. T. P. Crosland. ...

... by the Lord Chancellor ; for besides the insipidity and schoolboy-like composition customary in Queen's Speeches for which a Whig Ministry is responsible, that of last Tuesday is characterized by its unusual length, and by the more than ordinary oddness ...

... premature. The election petitions which have been presented j to the House of Commons number seventy all, forty-1 six being against Whig-Radicals and twenty-four against Conservatives. The petitions from this neighbourhood are against the return of CoL Edwards ...

... indeed of the influential and intelligent classes of Englishmen, the humanitymongers' agitation was serious to none but to our Whig Ministers in extremis, who feared to offend the democratic section of the political combination on whom they depend. There ...

... Durham Conservative Association, who has avowed his intention to vote for Mr. Candlish (Radical) in preference to Mr. Fenwick (Whig) at the forthcoming election for Sunderland, says :— Having disposed of his assailants, Mr. Ritson proceeded to justify bis ...

... public business for which they have been elected; and' sorrowful response was recently made that the councillors are elected Whigs or Tories, and can hardly be expected to-at tend to such in significant matters town business If there be meeting in favour ...