... completed which was not largely recruited from the ranks of the oligarch but though there is the usnal padding” of Whig du Kes and Whig right honour- ables, the three commoners we have nanied undoubtec lly wield the real governing power. It seems to be ...

... should not be taken either wholly or in part out of any fuuds in the pussession of the Irish Protestant Church. DISPOSING OF WHIG MISREPRKESENTATIOSN MrC. BUXTON called attention to the recent appoint. ment of Mr Freemantle, late private secretary, and ...

... excellent political opinion which they represent. For my part, 1 | a native of Gl 1 work! x. 30s, the barge The course surprised if Whig landowners any dress, skirt, xearf, and andicap that will bring should be very much are found witling to concur property of ...

... are so many other calls upon the purse of the unfortu- nate taxpayer THR BURSTING OF THE BUBBLE. We wonder whether the local Whig cabal had any idea that their fuss about the Lord-Lieutenancy would end us it did eud on Tuesday night ¢ We do not refer to ...

... the fact that the Lord-Lieutenancy of Cumber- land had been continued in the Lonsdale family for generations by successive Whig Governments. This explanation, straightforward and manly as it was, did not satisfy the discontented, who continued to growl ...

... be eminently salutary. It will serve to complete the disgust of the public of these counties at the impotent malice of the Whig clique. It will stimulate the Conservative party to assert their rights more vigorously. It has shown the world that all these ...

... ces which would not command public should not have hesitated in this instance to have re- commended a gentleman professing Whig politics if it had been in my power to place before Her Majesty a name which would have immediately been recognised as an ...

... no other family which ublics mm itself sv signally all the of fitness. his fact is well proved by the circumstance that the Whigs themselves re-appointed the late Lord Lonsdale Keeper of the Lord Lieuteuant in 1837 The other Mr Disraeli acted wrongly in ...

... public feeling with greater plainness. Mr AcAlpin is no more a friend of ours than Mr Studholme Cartmell ; both are of the Whig school ; but the former has approved himself a com- petent lawyer, and therefore we welcome bis accession to a post where his ...

... many votes. Those who supported them were the un- influenced working foik ; against them were the dis- ciplined masses of the Whig employers. The firm to besides those of their workmen. which Mr Joseph Forster belongs have nearly 40 votes, WESLEYAN FOREIGN ...

... creditable a part in e Lord Lieutenancy debate, 1s being put through the mill by his dear friends. “ We suppose,” says the Carlisle Whig organ, “ that in making his calculations Mr Fletcher has had a tem- porary attack of colour blindness.” The echo of the Carlisle ...

... was unwilling to assume the post of leader of the Conservative party, and this very much influenced him. Sprung from agreat Whig house, and inheriting all the principles and prejudices of that re- nowned political connection which had expelled vhe Stuarts ...