... arista in Whig oomnoita, urgent neoawity lor CONSBRFATIVK MEETING A T aUSENtfica doiT. to their han.ta n; and « the rEOVEEBINOE.- eubjrot adopted for ex-offioi&l operations is not j KDITOR the sroßSixo advbktisrx. exactly the most euiUble, it came them ...

... 1817 Mr. Foley was returned in the Whig interest, and possessed the seat until his death in 1801, when Mr. Vernon, also Whig, was returned without opposition. The electoral history the division commenced with a Whig or Reform ascendancy, soon after converted ...

... plunged into work from the At Holland House, and in oilier Whig coteries, his pamphleteering, his leader writing, his multifarious and indomitable energy, were perfect marvels, in ISOG, when tho Whigs and philanthropists put out all their strength in behalf ...

... be excluded from the reguter very patient on subject that has already gone her for county Ualwny. ® crt fact is, the Scotch Whigs have never since 1832 der the pretence inability to pay rates. beyond the region of abstract argument. The could only command ...

... this ooufcty. Mr. Jobu was a martyr to tenant right, and widespread sympathy was entertained for him in ccoicqaecco.”—Northern Whig. A Fatal Contract.— man named Leers, 22 years of age, just been the charge cf having murdered a young glazier called Maretti ...

... John Pa KiNuroN, and joined Mr. Horace St. Paul in bis efforts to free the division from Whig influence. The passage of some large estates belonging to an eminent Whig family into the hands of Lord Ward contributed essentially the Tory victory, as parties ...

... crotchets to extremes, more extensive than this. Thank, to the Brougham remained the Lord Chanof army administration which has been whig during all the and to the dictum so celebrated in 1 ranee, that y « wr glinga about the Appropriation Clause, soldier carries ...

... upon the former occasion, six Liberal members who voted upon Lord Stanley’s amendment in opposition to the | Ministry, and two Whig county members who opposed Mr. Gladstone’s motion the com- [ mencement of the mouth. Five Conservative members who voted for ...

... p euch thine beyond all question. A member of ano great temptation to state aifaira with very great truer . , ~r , . known' Whig family, selected by Lord John clearness. There are alw.ya official secrets and Wh. beoomesofthe hope and fearof.mmor- Kussell ...

... peculiar oaaee, to the contiguous boroughs. This is, of course, the common sense of the thing ; | but it does not suit certain Whig candidates for juntioe, because they think their party strength would be somewhat attenuated thereby. They have therefore persuaded ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER Sn:, —What in the name of common sente is Gladstone about Is doomed commit the old Whig folly, of bailding wall to knock your bead against ? If repeats the folly of last Thursday will be nonsuited the eleventh hour ...

... John Russell in 1832 ? They remitted the question of Boundaries Commission, fairly enough composed, but consisting chiefly of Whigs. Lord Hariinoton and Lord Frederick Cayen- jmmissioners made their Report, and that dish are said to regard the county and ...