... we are very nearly arrived at the time when men, however willing, will be ashamed to affect, believing the statements of the Whig-Radicals and their press. The Attorney General was yesterday placed in the not very enviable position of prosecuting upon a ...

... they groaned in the tender mercies of a Tory government. The New Poor Law was craftily denounced to them as a measure of the Whigs, and the effects of its operation were shamefully misrepresented and exaggerated for the purpose of exciting clamour against ...

... Edinburgh, to address her Majesty in support of the principles on which Ministers had conducted the government of Ireland, the whigs are defeated by the chartists. Departure of the Queen Dowager from Malta, for England. 3. Grand eight-oared cutter match on ...

... programme cut out for her Majesty during the ensuing year, includes, we are assured, certain progresses to the residences of whig noblemen in this country. The entire scheme is well planned, and, unless the conservative leaders really redeem the pledge ...

... the man yfho could net work. It was law of the rich against the poor, and cared not who supported it, for whether they were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, he weald denoanoe them. After some further general remarks on the impolicy as well cruelty of the orders ...

... cannot longer he prevented, Las been going on, and that he has barely returned in time to see the beginaing of the end of whig misrule. It is here prepoaed to take a rapid review of, in all human po. biWity, the history of their last year in office ; ...

... wellweighed reflection to the winds, in order to indite some common-place trumpery about the In's and Out's. He is neither a Whig nor a Radical. Neither is he a Tory, for he abhors persecution, and reprobates, far more than he satirizes Reform, the heavier ...

... revolution; bu*. whatever the Charter shoal cost, « re long wculd oe tbras down the throats of the of country, and the name of Whig, Tory, and cvca R-.dical would be: swall *wed up ia the vortex uisivers.i suffrage,— (L>ui cheers.) Mr. leading C’**r(is’) ...

... Exchange, act as chairman at another parish dinner in the evening. On looking over the provincial papers I find all of them—whig and tory—condemn Mr. O'Conneli's recent foolish attack upon Lord Brougham ; there is not a second opinion prevailing with rrgara ...

... the English lord lientena_ — the spread of Socialism and Chartism throughout Enghui and Wales— the trial of Frost, one of the Whig magistrate for high treason— the insults to the British flag by France al Russia— the creation ofa Privy Council Board of Educatio ...

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

... CotteuU* to th* fig* lord lieutenants—the spread secUlien. and chartism « .ronghout England and WaJee-lhetrfal Frost, on. the Whig magislratra, for high Irmson—the insults to the British France Russia—th* creation of a Priey Connell Board Fdnratinn, against ...