... that the consenainc journals are the most eligible channels communication between the udverti»ing and purchasing classes. whig or radical newspaper mag may have large circulation but of what use is it to the advertiser ? None whatever; lor in almost ...

... further change in of the he system of representation, or in the balance of the constituted Let the Whigs and their Radical and Popish auxiliaries the Whigs amounting, according to The Spectator’s calculation 0 50—the Radicals and Papists, according to the ...

... opposition of tbe Whigs for the sake of power, the vote Sir C. M. Sutton, whom they before placed the Speaker’s chair, the denouncing O’Conoell in the King’s Speech and the subsequent junction with him, which was apparent, although denied. The Whigs used foimerly ...

... J. Rnssel . Teibaps one or two ultra agriculturists may dissent, but tho feeling anions the Conservatives and tbe moderate Whig' ie favourable to the measure, which will carried a large majoi-fly. ...

... both divisions since the year 1841. To begin with the West:—At the general election in that year, West Somerset, being tired Whig domination and Radical misrule, brought forward and returned two conservatives, Messrs. Dickinson and Acland—two gentlemen ...

... to toot them But Gentlemen, great, almost illimitable as was my contideoce in Whig incapacity, 1 confess they far surpassed even most sanguine expectations: the mighty Whig party which had consealed to revolution to gain power, fell to pieces, the vessel ...

... were in 1811, but are till essentially conservative, we find the doleful lamentations which are now being expressed by the Whig Radical press, that the state of the Registration lists shows terribly against them, and that unless something desperate is ...

... reign Of William and his ladye = ritain’s Church, Great Britain's King, Great B Great Britain’s Adelaidé ; With funds to rise, Whigs to despise, Mad Radicals to pity + And a Tory Mayor inthe civic chair A-governing the city ! Drink claret red ere you go to ...

... cause they would fain stay. The out ward pressure upon aristocracy will then augmented beyond the possibility of restraint; and whig expediency, which will serve to let through just so much of the pent element as will create a rush upon itself, will ultimately ...

... both Houses of Parliament d ...

... moment the New Administration it formed Parliament should be dissolved. The country in all its sections is heartily sick of the Whigs. The very name is rsnk in our nostrils; and now is the time to seek the suffrages of the people in favour of better and more ...

... of whig statesmanship, were extended a little further, and that they would abstain from meddling times of prosperity also, and be content to leave well, as they do ill, alone. This however is perhaps too much to hope for; the active genius of whig st ...