... Lethbridge factions. And who are the parties assembled on this occasion ?—Not the minions of a lord, nor the stipendiary tools of a Whig- lladical Government;-but men as independent as any class of men on England's soil-the Operative conservative Association of ...

... d, from Italy, states, we are sorry to say, that his Holiness the Pope has had a severe epileptic attack.—Belfast Northern Whig. The earnings of the State Prison at Auburn, United States, for the year ending September 30, 1847, were 4,981,789 dollars ...

... reason of the prejudice which, as a warm partisan, he must needs entertain against a Governor who had reversed the policy of his Whig predecessor- What- ever might be thought of the act done, at all events, in point of intention, Lord Elleuborough was most ...

... Guest, J. J. Talbot, C. R. Al. Morns, I). Vivian, J. H. Pact, F. Williams, W. A. ABSENT — Conservative, Owen, Sir J. ABSENT—Whigs, Pr3'se> P- b Wilkins, W. PAIRED OFF, Edwards, Colonel. SERIOUS CFIARC;E. A -,elitleman of property, named Williams, of Brv^ibras ...

... are not equally profligate, it is true; in their evil dignities there is, it must be confessed, a difference of degree. The Whigs have their type in Jonathan Wilde, the Tories in the Corsair—both clever men, but both with principles too loose to be entrusted ...

... alluded to in our last. His lordship expired oil the 19tli. and was succeeded by Sir Richird Jackson as temporary Governor. The Whig Congressional Committee have published their address, entering into a review of the late proceedings of Congress nnJ President ...

... nomination took place on Thursday the election on Friday. The candidates were Lord Rendlesham, Conservative; Mr. Shafto Adair a Whig. At the close of the poll Lord Rendlesham was re- turn d by a majority of 1,151. One life has been lost; but it was simply ...

... BY BALLOT floating in the breeze, at the last contested election, upon the Dowlais flags; but he concluded his career as a Whig and a general supporter of Lord JOHN RUSSELL. In his relation to the people of Dowlais, he ever showed the warm interest he ...

... his political creed was the Constitution of 1688. He was a Pittite, and was always willing to act with the Constitutional Whigs when they walked in (Constitutional paths. He referred to an attack on Constitutional Government which appeared in a Romanist ...