... coalition between moderate Whigs and the more advanced Con- servatives, against the revolutionary Radi- cals If such a coalition is ever effected, it will be advisable, he hints, for the leaders to be chosen from among the Whigs, and as a natural consequence ...

... Aberuant, Carmarthenshire. His Grace's father, the late Lord Godolphin Osborne, represented this county for several years as a Whig. The foundation of the family may be said to have been laid under romantic circumstances. At a time when old London Bridge ...

... Conservative candidate. Moreover, Mr. Powell is indisputably tbe popular candidate.” Mr. S. C. Lister, of Hall, member of an old Whig family, which has in the past supplied two Liberal M.P.’s for Bradford, writes to state that cannot give his support to Mr ...

... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uninfluential visionaries might bare talked about edneation for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it np; and in moment the thing was done. It ...

... the representation of the county for some forty years the representatives for some time previous having been -Sir W. Rowley (Whig), and Sir T. Gooch (Tory). The first-mentioned hon. baronet retired, owing his advanced age, and Sir Henry Bnnbury came forward ...

... Milton to the House Peers, resulted on Monday in the return of Mr. Spencer stanhope without opposition. Lord Milton, being a Whig and Mr. Spencer Stanhope a thorough Conservative. this election is another anti-Miiiistenali»t triumph. Mr. Stanhope was beaten ...

... support the Government on the Education Acts and army reorganization; but was opposed to the Permissive Bil. appealed to the old Whigs, now that all their pet schemes of thirty years ago had been passed, to join their natural allies, the Conservatives, and oppose ...

... ite new Lord Chancellor. It is quite time it had s Palmer's tone about it again ; for by this means it nay tempt back the old Whig. to be its supporters. CABINZT PIIDDING.—The Cabinet Met on the 10th kat.. After the minutes of the previous meeting had been ...

... he would advocate the Conservative policy judicious action ; which wo take to mean seize every opportanity of * dishing the Whigs.” We hare carefully perused the specobes of Messrs. end and if we had not the fact before us that the bare selected them as ...

... position and prospects of that long- suffering creature, the agricultural labourer, who until recently was so utterly helpless: Whigs of the antique pattern ominously shake their heads when talking about Mr. BRAND’s proposals, which, in their view, have a dan- ...

... people, neither on political grounds alone do we censure the Mayor. Every citizen who worthily fills that high office, be he Whig, Tory, Radical, deserves the consideration and gratitude of the town. I am not here to speak facts my personal knowledge others ...

... that they early came to be looked upon as the ular House the British State. y have the steadiest of whigs, and the British nation, which is essentiall whig—that is, at once aristocratic and liberal — bas » onoured them accordingly. Their liberalism, so far ...