... ones? The reverse is the case in fact. There are 71 seats petitioned against, 25 being Conservative, 41 Whig, and 5 Radical. First, have the Whigs found that it is.the petty borough* , that have been bought with Conservative gold and intiml. dated by ...

... considering the sacrifices he has made in sup- port of his party. But as these are naturally anything but virtues in the eyes of a Whig Government, we find no fault with their not elevating him to the Peerage. We cannot, however, acquit the present Government ...

... & y‘ ' fore, is limited ceases—ditto wages—ditto food Illness of Dr. Craik of Belfast.—The of the working classes. Northern Whig states that Friday about 12 o’clock Dr. As a rule, all the wholesale business in this conn- G. L. Craik, Professor of English ...

... untiring devotion to the cause, of constitutional liberty throughout the world.. This honour is not-to be paid to him as a Whig or a Tory, but simply as a great Englishman who has donehis duty.. There was not a word in Mr. GLADSTONE'S speech which con/d ...

... the at Foreet-bili. rest Yr. C. Straker ' eakilkelsE Of the cosditees of the :ding to Ravea.bennesisark, Prone Mr. Reynolda Whig to the footpath betimes Les-road and the river. sod d Misread mid footpath between Eastalown-park and Haber A letter from Green ...

... of this borough. Mr. Sussex Milbank, who was announced on Tuesday, has retired favour of Mr. Marmaduke Wyvill, gentleman of Whig principles, who represented the borough for several years previous to the last election. Mr. Wyvill has arrived in the town ...

... recover the seat from more decided or independent reformer. In the Irish town Drogheda similar attempt is about to mode by Whig landed proprietor of that neighbourhood to unseat Mr. Whitworth, who is accused using bribery, corruption, treating, undue ...

... the sma )i boroughs in which Conserva!i ascendancy is mostly acknowledged. But i 3 ly always a Tory remnant in the most ted Whig boroughs which contests, and Htions everlastingly in one place another. Wee among this class of constituencies no less tw( ...

... racif, Ireland, but he v 3 °hn) wished know who it was that had thrown 1 ™' > nt ® state disturbance. The Irish said it was Whigs. In conclusion the ■rl c n sxpressed his intention of the rolL he show hands was in favour Mr. Scnman.’and a was demanded ...

... direct conflict is provoked by the terms of this amendment between what in England would be termed the Conservatives and the Whigs. The amendment has received a great many signatures, but the Government possesses the general confidence of the Chamber, and ...

... are beginning to be called the Third Party, as being, though, by association, Liberal, neither of the old slow and safe Whig following, nor among the Radicals. They will be a thorn in the side of Government in introducing their measure, but they have ...

... If no one should appear to take much rest in the matter, then, doubtless, the smallest of will creep out of the mountain of Whig pronlis ro But if, on the other hand, the ar ti s ans should signs of genuine excitement, if educated men sh ° begin generally ...