... Pratt*. Club, AtMarten °Mk Dowd. Club. Pruecit'a Club, Artbar's Junior Ue iced vice Club, Oil u, Ca Jusior Club C ab. Naval acd Whig:l:y Club, Prole iota., Club, Cociar• . okkb New City Cob, Cavisit ss ai . 10, New liiiivetywy Ciub, Royal Thrums Yaabt Club ...

... The Tesedays &lidos is aka is by the late( Graders Deakee—ohe Mass by all Caw% se that Al basin Prepsety to at tbe ilseirees Whig pablieity to their ashes, will _a_ a 4 disc true scarce to ant Ibis the Kires:Asise Wit ...

... the Whig failure in 1838, to be an evil larger, more difficult to deal with, and more in need to be dealt with, than it was before. The last of the- series of reflections suggested by the returns from which we started is connected with that Whig failure ...

... wish to make a close borough at starting of this important metropolitan district, and so bring us back to the old system of Whig jobbery. In conclusion, may I ask what the Conservative or . oymstitntional electors think of this state of things; and if ...

... extra-Parliamentary utterance from the Opposition side of the House ! Mr. Otway is of very different type from Mr. Brand ; no old Whig he, but an advanced Liberal, with a desire for short Parliaments and the ballot. To the crowded population of Chatham he points ...

... deprivation has brought on the Whigs the extinction of that old Whig borough. And the eminent Whig Duke of Somerset is about to lose his close borough of Totnee by somewhat similar accident. A decided Reformer displaced Whig placeman at Sunderland. Lord ...

... they wish to *nake a close borough at starting of this impotent metro- iistrict, and sc bring us back to the old system of Whig. jobbery. In conclusion, may I ask what the Conservative or consti- tutional eleotors think of this state of things ; and if ...

... co-opera- Sm., and Mr. Gladstone so bland, even so forward to help the Government, that Quidnuncs began to talk of a coalition of Whig and Tory against the Extremists. It is now explained that Fenianism has alarmed the ferce naturee of faction into the harmony ...

... Gladstone's tribute to the surpassing virtues of the ex- Chaocellor of tbs Exoheqner. Macaulay gave the history of England from tbe Whig point of view decent interval after the events coloured with such masterly hut disingenuous skill Hr. Gladstone asks too mnch ...

... time the two meetings had broken up, and, acting undue sudden impulse, a ery of Stop him! war raised, and the outburst of Whig took plates. Kr. Mateo Williams took the same line, sad suggested that, as the Government lead not thought proper to proseente ...

... nation takes very little interest in the question of whether and his stupidity is sometimes entertaining. You do not the Whigs were turned out legitimately, or the Tories expect sense from him, and you are therefore not dis- walked in by eating dirt ...

... this part of our labours, we shall not inquire as to the politics of the claimant, but demand alike for all, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, that he be placed on the electoral list—if qualified according to law. 5. To render every assistance in securing ...