... as follows :-Aldermen, 13 Whigs and 3 Reformers, out of the 48 Councillors. In the eigkt wards there are 19 Conservatives, 18 Whigs, and 11 Reformers. But during the last three years tile Reformers refused to vote with the Whigs, consequently, that split ...

... ware in power, and what it is after being tampered with for ten years by Whigs of every ! shade-from the Whig respectable to the Whig shabby. From 1821 to 1830, when the Whigs were out, the people were relieved of taxes to the extent of 15,800,000-the ...

... was sure to be attended with consequences, the result of which no man can foresee. We will now turn from Whig warfare to another specimen of Whig management-the Exchequer Bill fraud. The discussion relative to the proposed inquiry concerning the fraudulently ...

... CORRESPONDESNT.) There has not been any extensive movements in public matters since our last number. The breaking up of the Whig Ministry-an early dissolution of the compact alliance Administration seems no longer doubtful in the minds of the men of ...

... just held five Whigs and one Conservative retired. Three Conservatives were elected for the Western Ward, and the Whigs were allowed to walk over for the Eastern Ward. The Corporation now consists of twenty Conservatives and four Whigs. ToE LICENSED ...

... adhere to ten hours' factory labour, and no more. The tricky move of the Whigs, who supported the Ten. Hours' Bill before, meets with the most unqualified condemnation. The Whigs intend to propose a bill for ten hours and a half, which the factory labourers ...

... eir time is their money-and, moreover, in consulting these gentlemen they have no crabbed, quirky, dogmatical, crotchetty Whigs to deal with; but kind-hearted, affable, able men of business- men reared in the hot-bed of commerce, men whose income is derived ...

... Ireland should be separate and distinct ? Who but a Whig would have bad the recklessness and improvidence to raise a loan on that stock which insures the creation of the largest amount of debt 1 Who but a Whig would have made the loan in Con7 soel instead of ...

... vent its becoming much additional burden to any, while to the poor it cannot but prove a boon. Some ten years ago when the Whigs took office, fall of promises (which they then, if they had but a common share of penetration, must have fore- seen could not ...

... probability of there being no contest , cgistration agents are sedulously working for the ,pproaching revision on behalf of the Whig member, James Heywood, Esq., whose return, in conjunction with the Conservative, Wilson Patten, Esq., the Tories are not desirous ...

... to Fe attributed to the certainty of the approaching elections ter- miulting in favor of the Conservatives. In the City the Whigs, with their usual enormous lying, are circulating reports that the Conservatives only hope to return two members, and that ...

... deplored in the mnercantile community, and severe are the censures passed upon Bright's rashness for hastening the downfall of the Whig leader. The merchants and manufacturers are strongly incensed against Cobden and Co. for helping to dethrone a Free Trade Ministry ...