... their duty neither Mr. Frost or any other of their friends would bave been left to the mercy of the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs, but that same Government vvouid have been im- peached by the people, t Loud cheers.) Some dispute here arose, and another ...

... constituency is worth something, seeing that he has been a backbone reformer for 40 years, and still professes himself a whig to the backbone. _ almost forgotten the emphatic conclusion of the major's speech. Let it not be supposed, said be, that ...

... then war a'meeting in to gat np petition againat the lawt, and great era* tha number Chartiata praaent that they put down the Whig*, and debated the object of the mooting. I think they were [miatakao in their views while admit that all thoold combine far ...

... WHIG ELECTION PROSPECTS. — — _ » — _ — The approaching Devonport and Falm oolh eletionsareo no ordinary interest at the present moment, and the excite- ment which the claims and opinions of the rival candidates fn both these places have occasioned has ...

... Nothing seems to annoy the Whigs more than that honest people, who know the truth, should ex- pose their perfidious weakness in respect of the uniform penny postage quackery. It is, however, no fault of ours that truth annoys the Whigs, and it is our duty to ...

... in a very unceremonious way, that is to say, he will be kicked 0ut Western Luminary. NORTH DEVON. —It appears that the Whig-Radicals of the northern division of this county are determined to try their hands at another contest. Lord Ebrington's eldest ...

... in which he made (tack C t0 Lortl Bro g ha ?? I fact, Mr. O'Connell's Kj^ ilemned by more than one Liberal Ej t j' c ' * Whig seasonably reminded the hon. 1 ?? a ■ iately after the death of his own wife Ifcs a f S active an agitator and orator at ...

... rifle brigade (stationed here) have order!' to be in readiness to march for South Wales at a short notice. It is stteed, in a whig-radical paper of Sunday, under the head of Windsor Politico, that Ss far from the report being correct that, in the event ...

... vere removed from htion to make room for the Monmouth r 7 t i ie working population of Leeds, it a mind to give the infatuated Whig- ?? politicians the benefil ofa practical illustra- lff the principles and feelings which for years these politicians have ...

... new convention had been among them, and expressed his surprise that no delegate had yet been elected for Birmingham. If the whigs—those base and bloody tyrants —one of whom was worse than all the tories—if they succeeded in gaining a conviction against ...

... considerate among them may regard the cooler sentiments of men living [out of the sphere of Romanist insolence and Ro- manist Whig oppression, as evidence of de- fection from Protestant principles. Independ- ently of this natural tendency on the other side ...

... defence of the Whigs, in reply to Lord LYNDHURST'S review of the session, from which we take the following sentence. With the fate of the present Government rests, for a time at least, the result of the most momentous experiment which the Whigs have been ...