... free-trader could hope for, or expect, t was paraded before the world as evidence of the unexampled prosperity of the country. The whig-F radical journals mounted the high horse,-thef. protectionist papers were all dumb,-andso fiatterind ivere the accounts of ...

... for the nonsense which the Whig press has been playing upon the people for these four or five months without ceasing. It was worth having this requisition got up, if only for the result'; for we firmly believe that the Whigs have given no counten- ance ...

... however, mystified in a way so as to blind the supporters of government, and put the best face upon the deranged affairmof the Whig concern. Spring Rice, the notable Springs will have enough to do, to get shuffled on through ano- ther session. He has had ...

... division of the county did, indeed, in 1832, return one Whig, Sir T. B. Lennard, who polled 1538 votes, together with Mr. Hall Dare, a Conservative, who had 2,088. Mr. Long Wellesley, the other Whig candidate (defeated), polled 1,432: —Registered voters ...

... Burial Board. The victory only proves one important point. It shows clearly that the bulk of Churchmen in Liverpoo', be they Whig or Tory, are too discreet and too honest do anybody's dirty work, and it is now qnite certain that very few of them will march ...

... our power to deny all that Ma 'I DENisoN said, at the lanch after the West Riding t Election, as to the divided state of the Whig party. W LotD JoHN RUSSELL has, it is true, cast off an irn- portant section of his own party, by a measure which, If being ...

... question untouched. He st 6rst authorized the Whig to say tbe article had been reftmde he now makes the refusal to have been only it-fstal.- We repeat it, the article was ?? offered SD US as it appear- ed in the Whig, and the wyriter has not had the confidence ...

... 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 ...