... namely, Vice- Admiral Sir Codrington’s elevation. He had the thankless duty of opposing the views of certain members of the Whig Board in connection with the dock for ironclads at Malta. The Duke of Somerset went Malta and discovered that he had been misled ...

... Lansdowh’s Watsrpboop and fattened on pastures «f only medium strength, and the Mantles. —Thaw good* are subjected toapatontpreco** whig meat thns prodnoed is certwn to be of first-rate quality. HAIR—24B. High London.— rendßTatoem thorourtity ()ther conditions ...

... prepared to vote that black is white to preserve their party in power; these were reinforced by.a small squad of “ Constitutional Whigs,” ycleped Adullamites, and a larger contingent who rejoice in the assumed name of “Independent Liberals.” Many of the latter ...

... Disraeli, Sir John Pakington, General Peel, and every member of the Administration, with Lord Palmerston, Lord Russell, the Whigs and Mr. Roebuck, with sundry of the Radicals, have spoken at different times against any measure of Reform as being uncalled-for ...

... despatched per mil to undoes parts of the country from \Vest Cornwall during the last three weeks, tee greater part, however, Whig forwarded to London. LAUNCESTON CHURCH.—A discussion Is at present taking place amongst the members of this church as to the ...

... ought to have more and not less confidence hia own powers leadership; that he ought to look more to the people and less to the Whigs; that he ought to seek tbe support the country, and to resist with a firm foot the undisciplined encroachments of uncertain ...

... country, will have a beneficial effect, helping the working-classes to estimate at its right value the determined attempt of Whigs and Liberals to ovef throw a large and generous measure of Reform» Mr. Locke, another of the Liberals who refuses to be fettered ...

... all classes of the people. Mr. Candlish, who was elected by the Sunderland Radicals in opposition to Mr. Fenwick, the former Whig member, on his seeking re-election as a Lord of the Admi- has, according to tbe Northern Daily Exprut, given great offence ...

... either to sacrifice the possibility, nay, even the certainty, of settlement, for the splendid gratification ©f seeing the Whigs in office, nor will they consent •mbarrass the discussion of the problem now approaching • solution by giving a hearing to ...

... effect of tins will often divide the Liberal party, but the Leaguers will not cste for that—having, perhaps, less respect for a Whig than they have for a Conservative. The firat member their who announced his intention of seeking Parliamentary honours ia a ...

... absolutely detestable : and we could * endure that sad extremity of woe which has been sp°*S of the last few days a possibility—a Whig Mini 3 ' under the veteran Lord Halifax '—rather than Reform Bill founded on this system of odious inequali should disgrace ...

... brother-in-law of the Whig patron of the borough of Kidderminster.” Is it possible that the editor of the Record bas been to sleep for more-than thirty years, and is ignorant of the fact that the present Premier has ceased to be a Whig since has been thrice ...