... benefit-if the Guardian will fel use its enlarged space to do justice to more advanced in public objects than are embraced by whig conservatism. But of such advancement we have more than doubts. 5 Here is its notice of the state of the corn-law ques- tiolt:- ...

... to tell them that with their whig and tory politics, they have nearly ruiled us. (Hear, hear.) We have had enough of party names, and what I wish him to tell them is, that we will stand it no longer. (Applause.) Their whig and tory are both alike,-at least ...

... It seas 1 wito, without concert with any hltig, advised iiost stiootily the people (it' Irelanid to con- tiniue to returte a whig for the samte county or boro gh f foi Iihici he had sat in tle last parliametsi, notwith- statidiniig tleidr ntural prtelereince ...

... made it an affair of party politics, and the only portion of the press invited were the representatives of the ultra-tory and whig-tory papers. ,DAaGUrnnaOTYrns. -A Patent has been granted to Mr. Beard for improvement in the means of taking like- nesses ...

... if the governient only go to work in good earnest, every subject of importance mav be decided before the -holidays. 'fire whigs, we believe, will throw no unnecessary obstacles in tile way; they will not imitate the examiple of tiheir predecessors, *iho ...

... Unild States Ls assume or guar-. it antee them. This will not be done. Mr. Johnson is a if gentlemtin of line talents: lie is a whig, and incts witeh e great ardiul in all that lie undertakes. ln tlie present Sinstance, hovever, lie has volunteered literally ...

... lie had lest addressed timeisi the witigs [Bwere ini-offie ; but this was no party, question ; lie osterely, ? a'lu'sdl -to whigs aud tories as a matter of thistory, atid Vylie was glad to welcome the spriitkliog of toiies whoml ?? he Sawv assotigst that ...

... ; and. the first sign I of any impression being. made in high quarters was pro- du~ed on the 80th of April, 1841, when the whig govern- meat came forwvard to propose a fixed duty of Ss. upon the importation of food. (Hear, hear.) I need not re- mind you ...

... because. they belonged to a particular political sect-because they were chartists ! With the e same justice might whig bail be refused for a whig or .Y tory bail for a tory. We think, on the whole, and we Le have no leanings of sympathy with the sect to which ...

... anxiety for her welfare, remained as ardent as ever up to the latest hour of his existence. Sir John Newport was a genuine Irish whig. It is reported at the clubs in town,' that Mr. Pem- berton is fixed to have the Chancellorship after Lord Lynd- hurst-if ...

... effective, although he had the disadvantage of being known as favouring a sort of' haif-way house measure of relief between the *whig eight shilling duty and a total repeal of the. corn law. Of this disadvantage Mr. GLADSTOrs, a clever debater, was not slow ...

... would have missed thle support of' the extreme liberals, and if thise latter, he wvould have Missed the support- of thise whigs. This triotion was brought forward, on the chance utlta dissatisfaction might aris'e out .of 'agricultural distress before ...