... return of Mr. Thomas MVClure, for an order of attachment against Mr. Francis D. Finlay, proprietor and publisher of the Nort/hrn Whig, upon the grounds that he printed and published in his journal on the 18th, loth, and 21st of December, articles seriousfy ...

... In fact, there was an assumanes to that effect given on official authority when the matter was last before the ?? Northern Whig. HEROIC RESCu AND SAD FATE OF TnE REScsun-The first day of the skating season has brought with it the usual accompaniment of ...

... the previous 0 contested election in 1837, the district of Howden g ,had pronounced itself by a majority in favour of the (J Whig candidate, it had now polled a majority of (I ,upwards of 300 for the Co'nservatives. That was u -assuredly a reaction. in ...

... this does not repre- sent the whole gain to the cause of the ballot in tho constitution of the present Parliament. The old Whig Members are not the same as they were a twelvemonth ago. They were then re- turned by middle-class constituencies, and reflected ...

... election :-J. Hargraves's travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whig,, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party, &c., &c., Ils. PErTrrIos.-The trial of the Licbfield ...

... Conservatives continue to believe they have gained millions among the non-eleotors, I trust they will endeavour to dish the Whigs again. Give us manhood suffrage and the ballot, and so put a final end to the further agitation of these questions. Your obedient ...

... They knew that the coan- test was principally carried on by the Liberal party of Bradford against an amalgamation of a few Whigs and the Tories. (Cheers.) That amalgamation, on finding out the weakness of their cause, had made use of some of the foulest ...

... rebuffs. Indeed, during LonD PALMEIZSTON'S tenure of office they could make no progress, anll we are bound to say That the Whigs-LO9tD HALIFAX and LoRD RUSSELL especially-proved themselves as incapable of receiving a new or great idea as the oldest Tory ...

... has made a grave mistake in selecting for so high a post as that of Foreign Secretary the very eati- mable, but very feeble, Whig nobleman who now holds it, is generally admitted. Lord Clarendon has doubtless an intimate knowledge of the secret channels ...

... unbeated is excluded nrom Parliament, In the mean- while it Was necessary to keep the seat open, and Mr. Thompson, a Tory of ,the Whig speciso, oame forward to do that duty, The genuine xitberal, on the other bandt especially the working men, chose Mr. Midll; ...

... tyof the Iish Chbirchwould go to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom. By a wise instinct, the lead- ing men and statesmen of the ...

... Irish Church would go tothe landlords. In coiiusion, Mr. Disraeli said it had been the great and glori- ous privilege of the Whig party, in past times, to have secured civil and religious freedom. By a wice instinct the leading men and states. men of the ...