... is Lord Palmerston, though at the head of no single party, though himself belonging exclusively neither to the Conservative, Whig, nor Radical school, commanded the sympathy of some threefourths of the House of Commons, and was therefore regularly supported ...

... Earl of Darby and Earl Russell have both declared Church-rates to be a burden on land • the leaders of the Conservatives and Whigs in the House of Commons are agreed on this question ; the ultra-Dissenters have distinct objects in contemplation which make ...

... three :— tut awl Is Mr. Brett= eel colour. bat axis* el We.* P 1 . V. fob vast:' Us. boffin for sir,-- completely After Whig It a ft It. fo ll ies • bald al lop d at .y • ye, ems as palm ft Md. Mr.—The !had I ; by it balms idler, id sow I Wier thee ...

... see ea. le theleggssika. thee tbe dole Mr. J. Ur. Wu. Doer —I ha ha sad The De. sod lam Pills es who have free Deer, alter Whig eared the Die Pi. to tele to they seed strewthpro: t o to tibia wtrl.g N. Hower sold by' or W ould wisdom of the D ter Dr ...

... from the change of Government is the termination of • system of rule based upon es- For twenty years or more the rupeessa• e Whig Governments seemed to ignore the local magistracy—to view them as a body of men incapable of discharging any of the duties ...

... whole and departed in a if jail*l snant. To any one py&Ll lse bile dm bheni• under strong politicel feetegif mcy sort.—Sirem Whig or Radical—who chimpll upon • spank to an important parliamentary debate, from Mr.Wbith ride, it must have occurred to feel ...

... and there is a very general feeling that the appointment comet be defended. Great and just complaints of the conduct of the Whig Lord Lieutenants have been made. When vacancies have occurred on the bench or in other legal offices they have overlooked, ...

... Earl of Derby and Earl Russell have both declared Church-rates to be a burden on land; the leaders of the Conservatives and Whigs in the House of Commons are agreed on this question ; the ultra-Dissenters have distinct objects in contemplation which make ...

... opore,,,e every gestalfse signed Ge.,Legeders. ,• ' ter* oft.'.. Pare Tea. Bald by Agent, : and is 1,1-- by Allen High :by Whig. 8. Syturday Iby Luchly.l.99. Uigh street ; and by street - in Itshas, by Spencer,—in Seethem, by iLiardner,—in Iby Crofti ...

... C. K. • festelsest•yme hill•bseemeeseel her setruilimA, The awe epees es siesli moan t .6 he fir the of the brawls% ma we Whig we ore bores eel by the mat Weep* whoa we data that the Is the Illy aielsa We considerably the average. Dr. says I find on ...

... is fixed a moral gulf which it would be moral treason to pass. We cannot believe that such men as Mr Lowe, Lord Elcho, the Whig aristocrat , and the moderate Liberals, of the educated classes, of whom Mr Lowe is:an excellem representative, will be ...

... all donors respeetal, and never were there fewer =rof hostility towards the hereditary aristocracy d. He trusted that whether Whig. or Tories were in deco, whether partite, ealiinetii, or dynasties were changed, the liberties the Dribs& pooplo and of mankind ...