... slight alteration in it. It cannot fail to have been remarked, by all attentive observers of events, that the policy of the whig leaders is similar to that of Jonathan Wild. The object of Jonathan Wild was to profit by the crimes of others without committing ...

... required so much translation into plain English. that another session was necessary For the operation. It is the boast of the whigs, that Lord John Russell is a business man, if he is nothing else. Lord John is nothine . of the kind. He is merely of those ...

... add many arguments to show it is toe soundest pellry for all Radiesl electors to dispose of their votes damage the prerent Whig Ministry; but our want space prevents us from at present. If you will doiutbc honour of reading our Voleo front the North,” ...

... against Linage, the Ministry would still hold office. The latt«r asser- tion is very possible, as the Moderados, like the Whigs, are famed for their patience, endurance of insult, and disgrace. Letters from Saragossa of the 25th ult. state that Brigadier ...

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

... who accused him of bring a partixm, were greatly miataksn ; he came rolely fuoport the rights of the working men. was rrither Whig, Tory, Ridical, nor Chutist.— (Cries of “Whit are you, and great uproar.) The Chairman* baling 1-ngth obtained order, said ...

... odious and a dangerous one, where m-m ging substantially to the same prty are concerned. To knit !ocr the unio;i betvtpea Whigs and Ktdicals, discovering upon which both cm agree, has been our constant aim. If the Th principle of action is to te ad'-pted ...

... to prize, should commence. Even the same journal does not preserve the same tone for two days i❑ succession.. One day, the Whigs are to be driven from Downing-street by an immediate coup de main ; the next, caution is recommended to the eager aspirants ...

... the English lord lieutenants—the spread of socialism and chartism throughout England and Wales—the trial of FROST, one of the Whig magistrates, for high treason—the insults to the British flag by France and Russia—the creation of a Privy Council Board of ...

... Edinburgh, to address her Ma- jesty in support of the principles on which ministers had con- ducted the government of Ireland, the Whigs arc defeated by the Chartists. — Departure of the Queen Dowager from Malta, for England. 3 Grand eight-oared cutter match on ...

... 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 ...

... with a broadside levelled at the Melbourne Cabinet. But Tait labours in vain. No eloquence can make the people confound the Whigs with the Tories—the authors and supporters of the Reform Bill, with the champions of rotten boroughs. Turn we, therefore, to ...