... of n the only measure d. the conduct leaks— j question, but it was house, although their lanly. It was made Whig ministers. i. for he knew Whig ion, because the majof the ballot, and any atli cost them their places, ipiy to the arguments of ►ry benches ...

... another, that 'there is nothing like leather.' You say the strength of the Liberal party in London is composed of the old Whig party, zealous Churchmen, and the Dissenters. You then charge it upon the foimer that it acts without taking the wishes of ...

... Molton B bye. Division IV. —Cobbatcn 575, Sidmouth H.G. B 561; Landkey 553, Exeter B.L. NR.; Parracombe 552, Dartmouth Whig H.G. C 543. ...

... Government tnv Among the 200 one Tory Sir Ge sent Government a were Liberals, who Among the 317 o 63 Whigs, includi dozen wi were Members of supporters of the; Whigs to back the friends. Thus, in accordance with, ex 1-6th of the Liber stand; and countir Ts this ...

... point, whatever it may be, requiring observation. Examiner. A Dinnerless Party.—A Tender Reproach.—We are far from blaming the Whigs for tbe importance they have attached to the social intimacy between the republic of letters aud the party chiefs a polished ...

... Democratic journals, that eight have been Whig and one Independent, It further appears that Colonel Fremont has 182 journals in the north and only six in the south —that of the whole number, 82 have heretofore been Whig, 18 Democratic, 15 Know-nothing, and ...

... fate sealed. few days back, was saved from defeat by conclave of Whig peers at House. Now lie is threatened with destruction a synod of big members in Chtsham place. Within a moitt.i the Whigs will have preserved ted annihilated the Conservative minister ...

... against the extreme section of their own supporters. By this conduct it no doubt often missed the opportunity of tripping up the Whigs and ejecting them from office by going into the lobby at the tail of Hume or O'Connell. But, as a compensation, it rapidly ...

... done by the Whigs to give the people responsible government, it now behoved the Radicals to consider what course they to pursue. Tbe best and foremost thing which in bis opinion they onght to do, as soon it became manifest that tbe Whigs would not redeem ...

... At that time the Reform Bill had been passed about five years, and the country was not quite pleased with the way the old Whigs were going on. . A couple of boys were sent for to fight the county division against Sanford and Colonel Tynte—those boys being ...

... intimidation, suceeeded in re ers nearly to & the old Whig and Tory numb t h the Radicals, fhe turning of the seale rested Wi he Whigs; 2 lly gave it to their companions t rofiting by tions of Whig and Radical, t+ lecaine thenceforth more closely united ...

... Milton te the House of Peers, resulted on Monday in the return Mr. Spencer Stanhope without opposition. Lord Milton being a Whig, and Mr. Spencer Stanhope a Conservatve, this election is another auti-Ministerialist triumph. Mr. Stanhope was beaten the ...