... Lord 'P r, j-ig'fl -the Qrieen's after |o®% /or inbny art under a- \th!g miflfstefr.' ; Wi» thfe nexr session' will; quondam whig comptroller of thef.hbbs&holdi the peerage and lof bf-rry, will foffud voting the Court Journal. ; ' ' ...

... on the recent elections. We are, however, inclined to think that the wish to share in Tory spoil is one strong reason. the Whigs are turned out speedily, it is expected that it will not fall to them to dispense the Lord Lieutenancies of the sister counties ...

... strenuous endeavour to detach the Whigs from the Tories ? And yet if report speak truly, and I believe it to be well founded, the only Tory candidate who succeeded in his election, owed his success to thirty-one Whig votes, one of which was promised, ...

... ground to which there was no claim ; and after a long tissue of vituperation, he concludes with thanking his stars that this Whig system tyranny has met with its reward in Ulverston. In following up my endeavours to' shew that there much to deprecate in ...

... they will still found shouting top of their voice, the Whigs have done it all. We have our own quarrel with the Whigs ; but they aro angels of light by the side of Mr Whiteside's party. The Whigs have not the courage to attack abuses ; but it the Tories ...

... press, and by oceans of hand-bills, they are attempting to prove themselves the very pink of perfection in economy, and the Whigs the most reckless spendthrifts. It is very easy to place before the public an array of figures, which, although not wholly ...

... the men who wore white b.llycot hit. green ribbons, in the Castle Yard-hired by the Whigs .we I the crowd and get the show of hands. I had a spy who went into the Whig camp on the night preceding the nomination, and who heard the Mayor (John Biggs, Esq ...

... the name of Ministers. The Whig and Radical advisers of Lord Melbourne—such men Mr Bvng and Mr Hume, Lord William Russell and Mr Ward—we must pause here in our attempt to couple Whig and Radical, for absolute want of Whigs ; proceeding with Radicals, ...

... plying once a week, and there was no steam communication with any port but Glasgow. Belfast now sends out steamers.— JVort/iern Whig Candidates for H, ly Orders.— A short time since some of the bishops, in their places in the House of Lords, expressed their ...

... from Spain is of a conflicting and not very favourable character. At home the war of dining continues with unabated ardour. Whig cheers are rebellowed by Tory shouts, and the strife of party is thus maintained throughout the recess in the most pleasant ...

... ultra-radicals, to be consistent, must admit that the tories are more hostile to the progress of liberal governor than tho whigs. The whigs may not be sufficiently >- liberal institutions, but tbe tories are the long-tried, decided, „ enemies of all such i ...

... answerable for them. The name and address of the writer must accompany all communications, without which none can be inserted.] WHIGS OR LIBERALS? tlie Editor of the Kendal Timet. Sir,. I have read enough your paper to understand what party yon are likely to ...