... of it, while his feelings and wishes are with those who are for holding out and dying in the breach. He differed from the whigs in deprecating all changes, good or bad; he differed from the (other) tories in conceding readily what lie saw to be inevitable ...

... revision at Devonport seems to have terminated in a Conservative triumph. Of 221 Whigs objected to by Conservatives were struck off; of Conservatives objected to by Whigs none were struck off. The Conservative gain in Devonport was 142, and at Stonehouse ...

... tenants have presented an address to Mr. Wilson expressing their gratitude. Upon the relations thus established the Northern Whig makes the follow. ing remarks : In giving leases Co his tenants, Mr. Wilson has given them security for the enjoyment of the ...

... If I tell every thing,which I dare not, Sir Charles ivill abolish my appointment (sic). For these and other services the Whig Sir Charles Wood, has been made Lord Halifax. It is needless to say that, notwithstanding these frightful disclosures in ...

... Liberals, make your choice without delay— be wise, and be wise in time. The Whigs use Mr. Bright for their own ends, and he them in like manner. This is the long and short of Whig-Radical coalitions ; and it for the electors to break up for once and for ...

... around him, or sheer unwillingness to endanger the arm chair in which his prosperity seats him, is even more sensitive than a Whig, and that is the strength of ourinstitutions. He hates weakness even more than democracy, and begins to perceive that the House ...

... by tho friendly and sagacious teaching of women, they cannot have risen to the state of manhood, nor know whether they are Whigs or Tories. I have closely watched these owls in vicinity; and they fly home from midnight to three in the rning, and I know ...

... behaviour, to overlook Sir E. Dering vote the night which decided the fate of the la«t Reform Bill To bring back the wavering Whig families to their allegiance Gladstone and Russell, the former has also taken occasion express more moderate views about Reform ...

... the lengthy donates on Reform, which led measure; and it is to regretted that attention was not given to the acceptance the Whigs, the private meeting in 1829, of the proposed n* usehold suffrage with year's residence, which might have been extended to ...

... debits.on Reform, which led to no seesesse ; and it is to be regretted that attention was sot Riven to the aomptanin by the Whigs, at the private meeting in December, Ih2s', of the proposed homehold outrage with a year's reekbase, whiob sight have been ...

... conjunction with certain other peculiarities, would lead a shrewd observer like the headconstable to suspect her Bex.—Northern Whig. Protest of the Bishop of Core against Ritualism. —The Bishop of Cork, Dr. Gregg, has been tremendously severe on the Ritualists ...

... magnesia and the hairs on the husks of oats. This large stone, as it may be called, was the cause of the horse's death.—Northern Whig. Mr. T. Thorneycrol't's equestrian statue of th» late Prince Consort at Liverpool was unveiled on Thursday by the .Mayor, 3lr ...