... in conformity with the report, and a petition to Parliament adopted. Calico Printers’ Strike. —We lament to state, that the Whig doctrine of physical force” is still powerfully acted upon by the Sovereign people.” Two glaring instances of this kind occurred ...

... favourable footing, than the other property of the country. 1 have also just read an elaborate article in the last number of the Whig periodica —the Edinburgh Revietv—on this same question from which the following are extracts: at the bottom ot page 274, the ...

... John Ramsden, and in Totness.halfofwhich is owned the Duke of Somerset, the Whigs have succeeded iu their elections; but all that proved by those successes is, that when the Whigs railed against and Boroughbridge, their indignation was directed, not against ...

... g are the retorts of out of thihe own mouth will I convict thee.” They are not ashamed, indeed, to walk out and divide as Whigs ; but they are ashamed to stand up and speak, as Renegades. it is the object of the movement party to get Lord Durham back ...

... Indian possessions to be risked, —for this was the property of our Indian Fundholder be endangered! The foreign policy of the Whig Administration was brought under the consideration of the House of Commons on Monday night, by a motion of Mr. Sheil, for the ...

... Peerages as cheap as stinking mackerel” must leave the rimes —a great authority in Billingsgate questions—to determine. The Whigs complain that all the lawyers of eminence in the House of Lords are Tories. We cannot see how the introduction of Lord Denman ...

... virtue of bis office. He also stated that honourable mention of this fact was made in the bill. Can tbe like be said of any Whig , The R.F. Onslow, M.A. Archdeacon of Worcester, has been presented to the Rectory of Stoke Edith, Patron, E.T. Foley, Esq ...

... when notification was given of four of the vessels of our hardy fishermen having been captured in July last. On Tuesday, the Whig government was great reluctance compelled to give up the intended job o! giving laird Auckland the office of comptroller ot ...

... at public/clrs, &c., to prove the ntter worthlessness the reports that have been indostrionaly circulated in Loudon by the Whig press. It has been staled, we believe on rood authority, that the Prince Orange repeatedly declared in Berlin, on his recent ...

... more hints •f their popularity during the last few days. At Thirsk, Mr. Crompton, a Consenrative,has been returned against Whig candidate; and Palsley—of all places in the world—Mr. Crawfurd, the most feneronsly-pledrinr Liberal ia England, has been defeated ...

... his appointment, nor should we now notice his proceedings, were it not that he is making use of that station, in which the Whigs have placed him, «? Lf.k out tbeir plans, and to assail that Church and Establishment from which he derives his present support ...

... that caused them to adopt the title of political unions by, nothing but the imbecile and truckling conduct of the present Whig Government. 'Hie Governn>ent were actually intimidated by that which they had raised themselves into power, and thought themselves ...