... the Whigs and the Radicals, forsooth, who, all at once. It seemed, had started up as the exclusive defenders of the Queen and the Monarchy) Why, Gentlemen, said Mr. Fairer, I think some of us remember the time— it was not long ago— when these Whigs and ...

... the time that the Corn Laws were enacted— correct me if I go astrav (laughter)—and the Tories planned those laws, but the Whigs stood silently bv, and never raised their voices against them (no, no). I have heard an old man, who was living in London at ...

... ANTI-CORN LAW MEETING AT LEEDS. On Tuesday last, the Leeds Whigs got up a demonstra- tion in favour of a repeal of the Com Laws. On the pre- vious Friday, they presented to the Mayor a requisition which had been in course of signature for about a fortnight ...

... —the ballot-box being far preferable and saler than the right of resistance force of aim., which forms the basis of the old Whig doctrine. I more and more convinced that the restoring the right voting to every man universale, together with annual elections ...

... absurdity ; and yet the Whigs expect to derive an advantage from the disgusting concoction* The paragraph, however, will hare its uses. It shews, in the first place, the sort of public teachers whom even the vSL al Whigs employ to bolster up the Ministry ...

... future keep their places. Bat why was not Dr. Baker at this meeting? Why, verily, as may be hoped, because le has Mole sense. Whig ?? he is, he knows well a Drainage Bill would do little towards mnaking the abodes of' the working classes mere ceinfortable ...

... with your I am, Gentlemen, your very obedient servant, R. GORDO The Belfast Flour and Bread Company, Belfast. —Northern Whig. SINGULAR FOUGERY The copies of the Eng. Met curie (the earliest English newspaper) in ■ the British Museum have been discovered ...

... has arrived at Toulon to take the command of the squadron of reserve. Reported Changes. — lt his whispered about among the Whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Ireland, and to take the place of Lord Normanby at the Home Department. That Lord Normanby ...

... each party Intending to support lists previously agreed upon among themselves. The Tories and the hackney ranch? did the Whigs, Radicals, and Chartists, by HE.. *» parties were signally debated, notwithstanding the iacessaat clamour which they as.?*l-JEI ...

... weeks sine*. At the resent election in Maasachusets, a father and son were opposed to each other, the oue being the other a whig. The son beat the father nine votes, the being for S. Spiagaa, sen., SMO: for 8. buraxue, juu. 31M9. Hopkins paraphrased the ...

... petition for a Repeal the Corn Laws. The attendance was very large, amounting from 6,000 to B}ooo8 } 000 persons, consisting of Whigs, Tories. Radicals, and Chartists, several of the leaders of the latter occupying the steps, which always serve as hustings ...

... upon the part of the late e A ?? for the Tories with the index of Og feeling exhibitedin the heartless countenance of the ?? Whig-Att*7oey-General-if the decision between id Wig and Tory at the moment had been left to me, I le should have decidedperhaps ...