... Mr. Smyth O’Brien, and it Hi-ntiuuMit ..ad -cj »*cl ...

... fur the mildest form of words in which to embody his views. His columns then teemed with the whose of the base and brutal Whigs, the sworn enemies to the farmer, - the destroyers of the nation, and with many other equally delicate and delectable ...

... advocating term. This employment, we believe, is merely political princ iples more consonant administratton. with the then Whig nominal. The last Professor was Dr. TURTON, the recently appointed Dean of Westminster. LONDON : WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ...

... Telegraph, the organ of this degraded faction, in bis last number, rings the changes on all the old and dilapidated topics Whig-radical vituperation, and in the exuberance of its vexation the lamentably powerless condition of its patrons, forgets the ...

... Majesty would remain speechless on that head. There is such a thing as to I Do good by stealth, and blush to find it fame.' The Whigs ;will say enough, and time enough, about that and so will that big annoyatlce, O'Connell. I see-I see, says her Majesty ...

... believed. It is like the English Whigs-a party of liberal ideas and progress, yet fraught with every really useful Conservative principle, and with all that is necessary to order and good government. ' I W will be the modern Whigs of France, exclaimed M. De ...

... principle.s by the members her East Suffolk, mail at leis orreries, deprived an unuffending te11,, creature off the %sheet. Whig Peerafe. We announced e-eek Edition% of Law Reels, at way the same time on m u st gran:Hine , evidence, Implicating life, ...

... perusal)—not inserted. The leaguers mistake mightily if they suppose that they have not many and stout opponents too among the Whig ana Radical parties:— To Ike Editor of the Uorniag ChrmicU. Slll Wolseley, January *l. Will you for few minutes take yoor mind's ...

... channel; and meet with impedimenta of a more stubborn character than heretofore. We have watched the reeent fluttering of the whig party with little suspicion. We learn, without surprise, that Lord John Russell will probably propose a Cm. fixed duty on corn ...

... people in world, Whigs, and of all Whigs, the liigs of the pn-aent day, are the very last who can prefer, with a good grace, charges of ii.consistency against any men, and more especially the men now in power. It is not, however, to Whigs that address ourselves ...

... and that sentiment bad been re-echoed by Mr. O'Connell, and they all hailed it with gratification, that Tory. Conservative, Whig, and Radical, had been all assembled by a feeling of patriotism that day (cheers.) Captain Layard, M.P., 37th Regiment, seconded ...

... Morning Herald lias taken it into its head that this pamphlet of Mr. Robinson affords it a good peg for contrasting the late Whig ministry with Mr. Hitskisson. shall shew the Herald, before we have done, that it is the present and not the who are peculiarly ...