... wish to enforce our views of what is beneficial ti that interest upon all our members of Parliament, whether Con. servative, Whig, or Radical. I am pleased we can at least see our county member to honor us with his presence at our opening meeting, especially ...

... education at Westminster School, which half a century ago was the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the great Whig housessuch as the Russells, and Pagets,and the Grosvenors. Here he was a schoolfellow of Lord Russell, and of the late Archbishop ...

... Couservative feeling. The terms of the informal alliance long branded as the Lichficid House Con:fiwt alienated the moderate Whigs, and the prevalent 'u:cndu].i?u to his Aincerit: increased the disorganization of the party, while the violence of his language ...

... Regarding the iucrease of the poor rate, he was convinced that at last it must force itself on the attention of statesmen, whether Whigs or Tories, in or out of office. It was also his firm conviction, however unpopular it might be, that there had been more honesty ...

... justifying them with their constituents for holding fast the Radical Minister. It relieves the Whigs, because they know that it cannot become law; and a Whig is always glad of measure which makes a noise and ends nothing. The Bill has, we believe, been ...

... and promptly accepted. The Q C won the toss in two straight berate, and the gaoler, uttering a ciy of anguish, took a gla Whig and rushed to tee nearest barber's saloon—Mostrea2 Star. A TEGBOAT.—A young EMS married in the bay of Ban Francisco, on the ...

... allowed w wbom are now wa t c bing the Overend and deoeased in flames. His clothn were netflj exercise it unfettered. The pure Whig ele- prosecution, to see if there is any conBume d. I extinguished of the Cabinet may bo difficult perhaps redress m thßir ...

... no Government could do that which was contrary to the people of this country. (Hear, hear.) Whether they were represented by Whig, Tory, Conservative, or Radical, the will of the great majority of the people of this country was sure to become the law of ...

... borough among the smallest in the country', yet the fact of the popular will under au enlarged franchise defeating one of the old Whig houses of the county gave to the election an interest unprecedented in the pohtical annals of modern Malmeabury. We heard a ...

... three days in each year, it would be astonishing if they did not learn something of the roads and bye-roads of the localities whi:g they visited. With regard to the subject of parochial history, Mr. Smith said he had in his possession 70 or 80 histories of ...

... hint at Goolaney, in county Suit be died in a few hours. No cause is mingled / 0r the outrage. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states we. Mr. Nicholson. who was fired at in M e ath last week is preparing to give up his farms and leave th e country, and ...

... I know that ; but you are backing out of the subject.—Mr. Nodder : Of that the istrates will be the judfi:u In that farce to whig 1 allude, did not the police make their appearance ?'— Complainant : Yes.—Mr. Nodder: Were they not charged with felony ?—Coi:mimt ...