... made: but the few words here reported are quite enough to let Us see the determination of the speakers; and we recommend the Whigs and their friends to consider the importance of Meetings like this, and the danger of setting such men as these at absolute ...

... Chronicle, Feb. 7. THE readers of the CHAMPION have never been told to expect anything more cheering than this; and this, from a Whig organ, and on the subject of Mr. SPRING Rtcic's motion for an inquiry, is as strong in the way ,of alarm as need be. No; we ...

... Tories unmercifully ; but the Whigs are, in his estimation, Nonpareils. He calls the Leicester Journal an official molsters-a Leviathan of corrup- tion, and other appellations equally flattering. No wonder, adds the Whig journalist, at costly grottos ...

... being written in the same band, and becaose it was market day, when people wonidnot have an opportunity of attending. But the Whig party tbinking it would give a chance of their being supporkW by tne usual infux of bountry manufacturers, reiotivo not to ...

... expedience, to show that Whig Clergymen are not to be always under the ban of ex. clusion. In every county of England there are some conspicuous Individuals who are distinguished by the Independence of their conduct, their attachment to Whig principles, and their ...

... her Majesty's Ministere. Their forms of speech are as pecu- liar as their funcions. You CnRss no more get official Whigs to talk like -Whigs out of office, or like the rest of the world, than yoa could persuade Jenny Lind to screech like a ballad singer ...

... Chronicle, )eb. 7 THE readers of the CHAMilON have never been told 'to expect anything more cheering than this,; and.this from a Whig organ, and on the subject of Mr. SPRilm Rice's motion for an; inquiry, is as strong in; the way of alarm as need bpe No; we ...

... 224 , - £41,895,671 .£41,895,671. * . . Id. MARsHALL, Chlef Cashisr. Dated .this 17th, day of June, 1859. Tan SMrUATIox.-Thd Whig-Radical honeymoon has not lasted long. 'I never thopght it would. That, gathering at WillIs's-Rooms was too ostentatious to ...

... than we are likely to gain fronm the courage of the e Whigs. But will tire Tory leaders consent to be tplaced in this disgraceful position ? Will they attempt tto play out the game which the Whigs throw up in a despair ? If they do, as their folly will ...

... sig- nal victory over O'Connell and the Whigs, a resolution was ultimately carried by a large majority, that the dele- gates should not press the inquiry, but hold themselves in readiness to meet, should the Whigs have the audacity to bring in any bill ...

... for Cork. m A petition against the operation of the' new Whig Poor- v, has .been signled at Leicester by upwardls. of 9000 at rsons,'priucipally from among the furrmer Radical allies lei : th Whig. ...

... about to enter on a new era of taxation and finance. Well ! ;jsforgive us this time, and we'll never do so any e re 1 If Whigs or Whig ministers ever take us i sgain, it will be to keep us. We shall ever after- wiards be unfit to go at large, and must be ...