... made to the various coach and postingmasters in the town to engage all the horses and carriages for northern members in the Whig interest. The Conservatives had been, however, beffirchand with (ham, and had given retainers to the proprietors.— Leeds b ...

... the same time promising them that they might then do what they liked with it. This has ever been the paltry procedure of the Whig- Radical party. Place, place is their sole end and purpose--spare them from a defeat which will endanger their places and their ...

... Malmesbury, March 16th 1t+.37. Some persons ask why the leasehold estates of the different t olleges were not included in the Whig plan of church spoliation ? The answer is obvious. The present is, avowedly, but an instalment ; let this succeed, and their ...

... is left to the tender mercies and judgment of the Record Cummission. AN OLD SONG.WHIC II VI( BE SET TO A Awa Whin, awa! ANSA Whig., nava! •e'n• but n park o' traltor do lute good at a'. - Om thistles flourished fresh and fair, And bonnie bloouid our roses: ...

... his sphere; and we may, and do, congratulate the diocese of Salisbury on its acquisition of such a pselate. Mr. Denison is a Whig, and, Conservatives as we are, we cannot be supposed to look with favour upon his political principles; but here, even, we ...

... unforeseen perils, and trembling at legitimate government on the one hand, and this very moment on the verge of dissolution. Whig-Radical revolutionary usurpation on the And in the anarchy which is to follow the death other, will doubtless be both important ...

... magisterial duties were performed. Mons DEFICTION.—Sir George Staunton, the former colleague of Lord Palmerston, and the present Whig candidate tie South Hants. in • letter addressed to the electors, states that although he uordially concurs with his Majesty's ...

... Palmerston calls banditti. The dishonour of this defeat falls on the entire nation. Such a the fruit of the policy of the Whigs, and of the shameful treaty of the quadruple alliance.—Quon. daunt. The Journal de Commerce contains a report that 103.100 ...

... what, we would ask, do they disagree? Wh . at one measure is there now advocated by the so-called Whigs of 1837 which would not have been scouted by the Whigs of the days of Fox, as they are now one and all reprobated by their consistent follower, Sir F ...

... received in the first part of the Deanery 23 or 24 of the signatures of the 25 clergy comprised within its limits. In this number Whig and Tory are to be found intermixed—one and all join in the denunciation of the projected ministerial sacrilege ; and we are ...

... and hope of all the Berkeleys following at a most respectful distance in the wake of Mister Hume, the candle-end-saver of the Whig-radical Rump. We refer our readers with confidence and high satisfaction to our parliamentary report for a detail of the whole ...

... in the other House, should it ever reach it, will, coming all in such a disastrous and speedy succession, be more than even Whig-Radical baseness or cupidity will any longer dare to brook. This once effected, and brighter times may be said to have again ...