... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORT PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Conservative Governments of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for ...

... 04 elms Whig Sms. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1869. A feeling of alarm is beginning to show itself among the heads of the as to the application of the principle of their& Bill to the Boglish Establishment. That iden was earnestly disavowed at the time, sincerely ...

... philanthropist!. Members of RuCaansf, —whether Tory, Whig, or meeting one common platfonu; and the menae of the cause, who have only avoid uttempeiag. the advocacy of their own views, can give support to the united effort being made to what would accomplish ...

... Tk. Utert i«oe of Whig i. m»kj • now offico—there is » SeoreUry of for to besppointed next seerion-another £4.000 £5,000 v rear This is the way the Liberal Gorornment, who made such promises economy whilst out office, practice their new boro principles ...

... BRENTWOOD. J. M. WA- RD, Linen Draper, Bilk Mercer, Nosier, Haberdasher, Laceman, & Glover, On. Door front Whigs Hers Isis, Bras Moat r IMMO; his friends and the Public to invest hie STOCK, suitable for the Present Season. SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND DRESSES ...

... IRELAND A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr Nicholson, wbo was recently fired at in Meath, is preparing to give up his farms and leave the country, and that 200 labourers on his estate have been already discharged. ...

... (blue for Seymour, and yellow for Seely) paraded the streets. For several elections past, there had not been so much of the Whig party emblems. Numbers vehicles decked with yellow or blue favors, filled with roughs, drove through the streets. The following ...

... the sad song of the captive.; and it is the cry of the Radicals about the Protestant Church in Ireland to-day. But the old Whigs would save it from atter ruin if they could, by, no doubt wellmeant, but, we are sure, perfectly empty declarations. They would ...

... left tho Whig party, which he had hitherto supported, though his principles were always rather Consorvatr c than the reverse— the Earls of Derby having alw iys been members of the Whig party from the tim the political world was divided into Whigs and Tories ...

... him to dislodge his rival, who is perhaps more hateful to the Whig section of the Liberal party than he is to the more advanced. We believe that the contempt and dislike entertained by the Whigs for Mr- Disraeli cannot measured, and that they would support ...

... COUNTY COURT. The usual monthly Bitting of this court was held Wednesday, before J. Whig ham, Esq., Judge. TheroU comprised 12 adjourned and original plaints. Mr. T. W. Blagg, the Registrar, usnal, took his seat at 10 o’clock, and disposed of all the ...

... aeries of years been grosely abusive of the Whig party in Norwich, and done everything in his power, to give falie colouring their acts, and their views tbs working classes. That his statements regarding the Whigs have been untrue, and that he taken to himself ...