... in a Latin speech, named Mr. Dudley Perceval, and expressed his regret at being compelled by Mr. Gladstone's union with the Whigs, to oppose his election. The Rev. E. C. WOOLCOMBE, of Bristol, in a Latin speech, condemned the manner in which the opposition ...

... his own bombastic effusion. This side-blow at Dr. Sumner is easily understood, when we remember that he was appointed by a Whig Administration, that his leanings are rather towards the Evangelical than the High Church party, and that he cannot be convinced ...

... stated that he had had a communication from an authorised agent of the Whigs to the effect that, if the Irish members would assist in rejecting Lord Derby's Government, they (the Whigs) would not impose an Income Tax upon Ireland. This statement, coupled ...

... The Proprietors of THE HEBREW Will feel o bliged by their supporters, who intend to subscribe for the Pap er, coPYinfi, Whig up, and forwarding the following form to their office. Subscription ss. per Quarter (payable in advance). Sulgle ' id. each ...

... and has not failed to shew itself already. It is not many years since there were but two great parties in the country—the Whigs and the Tories. It is true that minor shades of difference existed, but in all imp or t an t quest i ons these were at once ...

... it would have revived that falling Ministry. Now, if Lord JOHN could not devise a measure to satisfy either the moderate Whigs, the Liberal Conservatives, or the Radicals, who else fancies that he can do so without careful study? Or does it seem possible ...

... school, Had the latter been as happy in his associaties and family connexion as the former, had they been Liberals, or even Whigs, he would no doubt, judging from the career of the last seven years of his political life, have been more liberal even than ...

... popular measures of which the latter have not failed to take all the credit. Opposition appears to be the natural habitat of the Whigs, when there, they are on their natal soil, and labour with a unison and harmony that never fail to bring them speedily into ...

... as if he had all the peerage ticketed in his books. But this was not all. Mr. Rothschild threw himself into the arms of the Whig and Radical faction. He became a newspaper proprietor. He influenced the enslaved press as far as money could influence it ...

... occasion, had it not been for some remarks which had been made, and which would make it appear that the question was made a Whig and Tory matter. He (Mr. Morgan) had not the slightest idea, when he came into the room, what would be the course taken with ...

... James Fox proclaimed from his seat in Parliament. They are the principles 'which have given political existence to the great Whig party, which Grey onceled, and to whi c h R usse ll, L ans downe' and Macaul ey belong; and it is upon these principles that ...

... willeffectually meet the demand. Lord Norreys and the Hon. H. Fitzroy, Peelites, have been elected members of Brookes's, the old Whig Club, and the Reform Club receives accessions weekly of the new M.P.'s. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR MANCHESTER. —The adjourned ...