... andhts -own merits deserve. In Sotith Essex Mr. B~raniston and e M1r. Palmer are proceeding inost successfutlly against tlteir C Whig-Radical oppotient Mr. Branfield. The Borotmghs, Iwe believe, are likely to act its strison with feelings df those who Surrotund ...

... Lord Cottenham and a WhiiD Radical Government, are themselves Whig-Radicals. AOr George Cowell, who solicited their support, is a Dissenter from the Established Church, and votes in the Whig-Radi. cal interest: moreover, he is the brother of Mr. Charles ...

... Conser- vatives made 5 objections, and sustained one. T'he Whig- Radical party made no objections but mark tie way in which they procured them to be made by others. The overseers chanced to be Whig-Radicals in politics, and through them all the party objections ...

... Seppings was amongst the first batch of Magistrates al). pointed for that city ty Sir Robert Peel's administration after the Whig went out of power, and though he pos- sessed no ineonsiderable portion of eccentricity was an independent and bonourable nan ...

... ofbeing split into factitts and ruined. merely toi suit the office-loving propensities of a weak and imbecile administration. The Whig- Itadlial candidates were equallyactive during the day, but as was the case ol Monday, very little esithu. siasun'seenied to ...

... been collected from all the services. Mr. PHINt opposed the bill because it was a departure from the great principle which the Whig party had always professed-that all government should emanate from the Crown. This was a half-measure, unworthy of a strong ...

... redress is found. This we can under. stand, although the cautions Catonius (telivers it as a pro. phesy. and not, like most Whig-Radicals, as atitreat and I confess that I should little fear the coining struggle, if our olpponenos were all mvei or amaxins ...

... Russell's address to his constituents can leave no doubt as to the manner in which such a pro. posal will be received by the Whigs and free.traders. The day of trial seems close at hand; and unless you AGITATE for the preservation of yourselves, for the ...

... Waterden, in this county. The result of the Municipal election in this city was the return of eight Conservatives and eight Whig-Radicals.- At Yarmouth, nine Reformers and three Conservatives, the latter party appears to have taken very little interest ...

... Mlay 7th. Whatevera few absurd midivi- P dttlts may say to the contrary. Mr. Waddington will not be n opposed. Sotmeofthe ?? Whig-Radicals have been u exchanging certaln knowing nods and winkF, and matkitg e tultiere that some one would, at the eleventh ...

... should be fairly and impartially discussed and if o0n this occasion, we can rwitness a cor(lial union of all parties, Tory, Whig, and Radical, upon a- question of universally admitted importance, we shall congratulate our- selves that a. new cra has ...

... three colporteurs, and no really deserving object soughnt lisa aid in vain, In politics bie was a staunch suppprhir of the old Whig party, whose views (we venture to say) hiave still ra greater hiold upon the En~glish nationl than those of any .other political ...