... some of his Whig and Whig-Radical friends. This is beginning much too soon. Mr. Cobden is, however, plainly betrayed by hi s sanguine temper into a too exact imitation of his Irish model. Mr. O'Connell was able to bully the Whigs and Whig-Radicals because ...

... declares that he has done with the Whigs. The people, he says, would be nothing the better for the Whigs coming into office again to-morrow, and therefore the Repealers will in future treat with equal indifference the Whig and Tory claimants, both in the ...

... party, and to come forward and s upport the Anti-Corn-Law League, independently of their private predilections in favour of Whig or Tory. Mr. Cobden, M.P., followed, in a lengthened addre o which contained, however, no new arguments. The meeting was afterwards ...

... severest devotion to truth. This book, the Examiner's review of which we insert in our third page, preferring a reviewer of Whig politics, convicts the late Governor General of incapacity and folly absolutely incredible, without the complete proofs offered ...

... have crept in, and as freely adopting whatever improvement may be suggested, manifest a generous sympathy,and show that both Whig and Tory, that men of all political opinions, are united in supporting the poor-law mainly on account of the labourer himself ...

... America .. Per 34 •q Mauritius .. .. • • .. East Indies .. • • - • • • .. 33 Of Average of the three places .. 34 The Northern Whig contains the following statement : On Saturday last, a numerous and influential deputation, from the three bodies of Irish ...

... to the League the late outrages in -themanufacturing districts. The fear of such a resolution decided the question. The Whigs, however,' have It - - majority in. the town council, and an appear to that body has k therefore been determined upon'. The ...

... be warranted in further alluding to them. REPRESENTATION OF WEST NORFOLK.—There is not word of truth in the statement of a Whig Radical journal that the members for this division are about to retire. We are very sorry to have to record a serious accident ...

... of men no better than they ought to be. It would be ungracious to hint that this exultation in the virtuous weakness of the Whig-Radical party has any similarity to the opinion pronounced by a fox as to the maturity of certain grapes. We are happy to have ...

... of the session, which opens on Thursday, Feb. 2. These intimations fully confirm the rumour universally prevalent in the Whig-Radical circles for some weeks back—the rumour, namely, that the opposition have resolved to assume the offensive during the ...

... a s : 111 h presided, and at which a large • ential geutlemen in the county b. I • x i 7 , eiee/4, . THE LEAGUERS.—THE WHIGS. (From the Boston Herald.) We should scarcely have directed the attention of our readers to the sayings and doings of the ...

... which every man must have foreseen, and which never for a moment escaped our notice, or because the measure was by accident a Whig , measure. The effect of the unprotected state ' of the Irish poor was such both in Ireland and in this island, as to render ...