... giving faction a triumph over party. Perseverance in the path of error has reduced the old and respectable party of English Whigs to a mere faction, whilst their awkward management of their own measure, Reform, has actually revived the embers of their ...

... to prevent the utnion of all parties in tbis most desirableobjeht. I am myself a Consrrvative,' but should be glad to rmeet Whigs or lladicals, on such an occasio., as I have dute oil many others,-uimd lsby t)ot ?-.-nly little ehtiltis call throw obstacles ...

... tocontinnue the property-tax for three years more; tothisassuredly the country will offer no objection. The Manchester Guardian (Whig) of Wednesday, at the conclusion of an elaborate review of the Premier's plan, observes- Such are the leading particulars ...

... Oldham, Alexander Taylor, chair- man. The meeting was addressed in the old usual style by Richard Outler, denouncing the bloodY Whig press and not forgetting to tell them he was a Tor. r. J. B. Cobbett followed; both speakerg spoke in high terms of Stepbens ...

... FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. IV- ft ,,4,nnwh-' FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. (Fromr Belfast Northern Whig.) When the principle of Free Trade iwas first recognised i this country by the abolition of the Corn Laws a few years o the opponents of that measure ...

... readers will perceive, he would have the Government do as little as possible that may tend to accelerate and aggravate it. The Whigs and heare, in fact, together on this point, and hence, tat large majority of the House, which decided ..that the inquiry should ...

... all cariied ont. Let the govern- went do that and similar little ?? of justice to Ireland, and it need dread neither Tory, Whig, or Bndical, but can always look with confidence for the support of the Irish members, who, at the time of neea, will esslet ...

... that would go to parliament this week, but not as or tory, but to get food for the people. had his preferei.oes —he liked the whigs, and would support Lord John Russell if he gave the people of Ireland food. But if Sir 11. Peel fave food to Ireland he would ...

... THE REVENUE. A vERY agreeable windfall has just been blown across the path of the Whig Cabinet, nearly famished as it is in the dreary desert of financial unpopularity. We allude to a favourable Revenue return, which has happened just in the nick of time ...

... in the wholesale spirit trade, hnve taught the country a pregnant and forcible lesson as to tile squeezeability even of a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer when pressed at tile right time and with the proper degree of screw-power. We stated in our last ...

... Widhdin wss-secretary. are still, it lgea ,jaihg uitii LI1Cear+ as,, nu f are ajl Ibo iliary acnutan; one great caap f~ r whig', ,le Sply Mr. 5OO 6 IS Ih P~ayisstrS anti others had a glw :esso to0 leara e'vey el-twont -The ?? Qfflce, sa.s Lke -R epta ...

... law and is reason, immediately relapse into their former mis. . deeds. Pharaoh is an ancient example of the n character; the Whigs are a modem one, though f infinitely below, we need scarcely say, the autocrat Y of Egypt in point of general respectability ...