... 21, cannot consent to go into Parliament akplgdged mana yet will I go~there guided bywhat, I believe tothisve, bee an ~old Whig doctrine, that, all. government. is for the!good of the governed,!aud'I shall, there- fore be found supp~ortiog~tiose'who hdring ...

... offered'toresigt his seat as Mlember for Birmingham, in' order ' to make room for Lord John Russell.-.irminghaem Journal. The Whig arrangement relative to the Court of Chancery excitei a general and deep feeling of dissatisfaction both with the public and ...

... apparently upon good authority that while the list of persons eligible to the u;overnor-General- shfip of India, subnmitted by tbe Whig Ministers to the Court of Directois, contained tihe names, exclusively of their owe partisans, that which Sir Robert Peel laid ...

... inoski tihus care of serlit I 0 I niiisel.t 45at vote * laiwghter4l) ',Isiyu'll Isiurid sohalss baiien lirougtigat oa good 1: ':,Whig (aInI agli,) but eiyb6iv lid'ome Warn as, ftadiord a liotild love iiturned to Jsgna a oy ;'ler lietr.)ilie mainthiialle that ...

... frivolous tj or vexratiouis. P The Ipswich Election has been brought to A close, en, in favourv of Messrs. Mordkisn and Wagon, the Whig-Radiericu candidates. Tire numbers at the close of tire poll ?? r Mr. M''orrison, 512; Mr. Wason, 533; Mr. Broke, 455; Mr. ...

... in the field for the county of 'AyrSir J. n A Caheat, f CrltnConservative; J1. Taylor, Esq. Radical; 'y and J. Dunlop, Eaq. Whig.-Aldermen Johnson and Lamo ,e will be pot in nonminmation on Wednesday,. for Sheriffs. n No opposition is expected, Messrs ...

... Air. Lees, the Conservativ'e; Mr. John Cobbett, a R~adical; antd Mr. Fergus 0'Connor. arn ultra Radical. Mr. Asbtoir Yates, Whig candidate, found it prudent to retire before tire uday of nomniontion ; and Mir. 0 Conneir, after polling 3i votes. retired ...

... else country, wvith one or twoe exceptions, it had been fon ta one' system pervades the svtille.-( Hear, ?? were all I either Whig or Tory: one particular line of politics was n exhibited by the members of the great majority of these as Corporations, and ...

... foundation. He had neither derived his Dukedom, nor any other advantage, in consequence sof supporting those measures, or the Whigs. Lord Blroughasm moved the first reading of the Imprisoment ofor Debt Abolition Bill (previously brmught from the Commons t ...

... continued at cheering)-Gentlemen, tlhe spirit will wfitiols that coalitiou.wa c anioalted-the lengths wiuh whictasihhayth a r the Whig party-(heiir, hear)ts egt owihthey warer Idisposed to go was shown bytmehre otsshsi we were a upon to give in Parhmmut-T san ...

... tee tel a ie itt this pt;rtii'cbtr we speak the Conservative. senlse, of tilte cottstry-vve coilil even wvish to see -a sale Whig Governmenjt, ettel At thu, Conseirvatives of the coeitittry Coietl support. 111c could ws ~it iv order ito sbotv tii the penile ...

... givhig expression to tile radical opinions of tlre tihies. Otheir parties mcet to give exprssion to their opinions, 'l'ory and 'Whig; we are met to express tire opiniionl 'of tile radical party. ' There is no* in Batih an assembly of per- sons wvo are not ...