... is fairly kicked out. A Whig does not understand a civil hint to take himself off. A few weeks' pay is an important consideration a little extra patronage more important still. The most promising sign of the exit of the Whigs is the creation of a new ...

... to the poor and needy in anything like the same ratio except Mr. Robert Pulsford, and he soon cut himself asunder from the Whig connection. The people feel this, and they know this to be a fact. The bitterest antagonist can say nothing inimical to Mr ...

... satisfaction with the new form into which they had brought the Reform question. Mr. Bouverie is a standing difficulty with Whig Ministries. He has somehow got out of the proove of Ministerial preferment, and to think for himself is his personal peculiarity ...

... cannot depended upon any party contest. Brooks's, which is more decidedly political in its constitution, is more consistently Whig or Liberal in its organisation than the Reform or any other dab ; but it is too political for many who profess and call themselves ...

... knew nothing of ministerial movements But resignation, it was soon discovered by those in a better position to know, was not Whig virtue. And here let me have a word with brother London correspondent-he of the Manchester Guardnn. He says that the Tories ...

... Election or rather out of the Petitions the Rouse of Coinnv-ns which were consequent upon The defendants were scouts for the whig party. Powell, the complainant, was important witness the conservative side and was intended to take him to London The defendants ...

... week, the Cleveland hills, the moors, and the highest woods Yorkshire were covered with snow. The Queen (says the Northern Whig) has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplins for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena. A monster pig ...

... by Mr. Macnamsra, said—l freeman f ...

... Upper Provinces of India. The Nottingham Guardian says there is already evidence enough to prove the malpractices of the Whigs at the election for that borough, and steps have been taken to challenge Lord Amberley to prove the validity of his election ...

... systematic manner that it would be impossible to doubt that it must have been done with the entire sanction of the agent. That Whigs had been returned for Hereford for the past or years, and that during that period no bribery had taken place. That with regard ...

... together. The House demanded Captain Grosvenor. probably because thev wished to see a representative the younger branch of a great whig family pronounce against the luir of the elder branch the author of the amendment A lit'le while before Mr. Itright had ceded ...

... health and recreation (roars of laughter.) —Re-examined : Saw Mr. Griffiths in the train. At the last election I voted for the Whigs.—[On being asked who be voted for at the last election, tho witness said,'' Who was the ' genlmn ' put at the last eloction ...