... the account of this days Beg, ford times of the fire which oceured in this ari.l; 1 find my nume mentioned as a Corn Factor whig, s an Error as Tam out of any business | suppo, the mistake orriganated in my offering Ihe w“-:e use of my Empty Stables ...

... Liverpool, on Monday, said a Sunday Closing Act was as certain for England as that summer would return next year. He was neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, because it seemed to him a Catholic Bishop ought to have wider polities, and, under the shelter of such ...

... Tory dinner. When he first came to Bedford he found the Whigs had the ascendaney. He found a Whig majority in the representation of the Borough and County, a Whig mujority in the Corporation, and a Whig majority in the Charity Board room, and they carried ...

... aceepted office, and had formed his administration; which was said to e almost entirely composed of the members of the late Whig government, Notwithstunding the doubt occasicned by the delay of Lord Joux RusstLr, in taking upon himself the responsibility ...

... and freeholders returned to Parlinment agninst michty aristoeratic influences (Mr. W. James)—anoiher who defeated the united Whig and Tory aristocraecy by the gallunt daiesman of his native country (Mr. i 8. Cayley)-should support the elavse of Captain ...

... Bugland was then governed exclusively by a Whig Oligarehy, for in 1740 the Cubinet cousisted of 12 Dukes and Lords and 2 Commoners, and in 1744 of 13 Dukes and Lords sud sive solitary Commoner! when however this Whig phalanx was broken up, the Cabinet, as ...

... corner and squeeze them outofhim. In deseribing the Manchester policy generally, we should say itisa middle course between Whig principles and the Charter, spiced with a very strong proposition for giving an entire preponderence to the manufacturing over ...

... offensive pill and putting it for Whig alterative is more unfortund others. Of course something must | the view of keeping the thing going many unsuceesstul efforts had bed was a rash experiment to attempt to from the Whigs, and to persuade th the same time ...

... delivered on this subject, it was in showing that he was acting in strict consonance and conformity with the old Whig traditions. What were the old Whig traditions ¢ The organs of that tradition were Mr. Sheridan and Lord Grey—the Mr. Grey of that day, afterwards ...

... arrival at Osborne the Queen entrusted to him the task of forming an Administration. The circumstance of Lord Lansdowne, the Whig, and Lord Aberdeen, the Conservative (or Peelite), being sent for together, indicated tolerably clear of what the New Cabinet ...

... the Council, and alluded to in our last publication. It was decided according to the compact previously entered into, that a Whig and a Tory should be proposed for each Ward ; accordingly the following lists were sent out-— o EAST WARD. ! John Howard, ...

... | ing that although he proved himselt a very good whig lie was not a liberal. e deserved better of the whigs of the last centary than of the present; but he opposed reform of every kind. The late whig government was broken up by its own internul dissensions ...