... paper being at once started for Devon and Com* ,y counteract the malignant attacks which are con^ in \ olf0 lf made by the two Whig Plymouth daily papers, *»° j.„. upon the Conservative M.P.'s of these two counti 6 * upon the whole Conservative p .rty. ...

... increase the arbitrary powsrs of the bishop who, according to our present mode of appointment, may a Colenso or a Headley if the Whig* ao plcaoe.—l am, Sir, your obedient A UKCTOU, ...

... increase the arldtrory powoi-s of the bishop who, according our present mode of appointment, may a Colenso or a Headley Hie Whigs please.—l aru, Sir, your obedient RECTOR. ...

... fer corruption, ever since its oreation by Sir Robert Walpole, ha* been a weakness of the Whigs and the strength of their party. The Radicals, who go beyond the Whigs in moat things, aro certainly not behind them in this. The Liberal party in some counties ...

... ii' arbitrary *>owers of the bishop who, according to our p^esont mode of appointment, may be a Coleaas or a Hoaoley if the Whigs so please.— l am, Sir, your ohediead servant. A KKOTOU. ...

... took place under Whig auspices ; when defeated in that Parliament the Whigs resigned. The neit Parliament gave Sir H. majoiity of 90 ; when he had broken np that majority, Ui ssell has broken his, he resigued and left it to tho Whigs to dissolve. Lord ...

... when the Whig feeling was in the ascendant, the Radii als threw off their allegiance to I’almerston, and laboured successfully for bis destruction. The present predominance of the Radical element may atl'ord similar excuse for a portion of the Whigs. It is ...

... unable to avoid) of upholding Man- chester Radicalism by subscribing to even the more respectable of the two Plymouth daily Whig organs. Plymouth, June 5. ANTf-BRIGHTITB. ...

... ignorant die out in seven yean. , . You will thus deal with the question in a pure and simp'® form ; and every government, whether Whig or Tory, wui endeavour to educate the people more than hitherto for voe purpose of securing votes. gome time mace I addressed ...

... the Crown dealt with the funds unhappily wrung from the subject in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, let the malpractices of the Whig government with (reference to this very important Question be fully exposed beforo a select committee of their lordships' house ...

... a Conservative paper can be boet produced in P i j_ oCS .T__il while there is a strong Conservative feeling, tho 14 *j and Whig parties have tho command of the local P**^ observe, too, that you yourself have been addressed P* important subjoct of ...

... the house under tho name of Whigs, should di*>p their little quarrels and pull together for the common good (cheers). There was such a thing as falling to the ground between two stools, and if the Conservatives and the Whigs got quarrelling such men as ...