... informed, declares that if the Whigs maintain their cabinet opposition Ballot, requiring such their adherents approve of Ballot to vote against it, will not support any whig candidate the next election. Ilere then are two Whig county candidates, exposed to ...

... occupied good substantial yeoman-registered voters, who, since the last election, have abjured the tenets and left the ranks of whig-radicalism. We arc farther told with reference to these worthies, that Mr. Langwortliy introduced the new converts, whose ...

... the public dinners given the Ministers and their connexions have been distinguished for the vagueness and insipidity of the Whig declarations. Vet the increase of the Liberal press has been great. The Tories still pretend to believe that the country with ...

... population. The Hon. Gentleman then went to repudiate the imputation that and his colleague were Whig Members. They were independent men, and supported Whig Government no further than they supported liberal principles and brought forward liberal measures ...

... Ballot was not introduced : there again the two Members for North Devonshire will found opposiie sides. Perhaps the Devonshire Whigs, warmed by the dilemma into which their Cornish neighbours have got, will support Mr. Eellowes, though would seem to as far-going ...

... the intercourse of aristocratic political parlies, till men begin to doubt whether there such thing truth existing.' The Whigs, delicate creatures, are genteel people—the truth undiluted is too strong for their weak stomachs, and so they raised cry against ...

... comprised in that excellent old Whig toast, 'Civil and Religions Liberty all over the world.' Truly inav that toast called old big one; for is seldom heard now, at meetings Whigs, unless Radicals are there greater numbers. The Whigs have a fashion, too, of ...

... question is placed in a curious position, and they argue thus, —If a Whig Government will not do them justice through fear of the Tories, Tory Government will do it, from fear of the Whigs—so that any how the thing will he done. Ir» fine, whatever the present ...

... least liberal of the Whigs and the most liberal the Tories—the next Government should have would a Peel-Whig. (No, no!) You may judge of what would the policy of such Government. You say the present cabinet moves on too slow ly ; Peel-Whig Government would ...

... Clerk to the Guardians took place at Chippenham on Friday. The Candidates were, Mr. Goldnev, (Conservative), and Mr. Wilmot, (Whig). The election terminated in the return of the latter, majority of votes; the numbers being, 13 and 18. THE Board of Guardians ...

... avoiding any proposal for the relief of the far titers? On the other hand, is it not fact that the new Poor-Law passed the Whig government operating a very material relief the farmers the great reduction of poor rates? Again, will the new Tithe Law, passed ...

... for any man mho has not the confidence of the Tory partu in other words it will he impossible—without extensive creation of Whig Peers— to counteract the old established and indefatigable efforts of the Tory Peerage, which itself has hern the growth rf ...