... citizeus. With respect to his opponents, he said the Tory party had put forward candidates of a hybrid class; men who professed Whig principles, but who, when weighel, would be found wanting. Mr. BRIGHT, having referred to his past services as the index of ...

... -entimerated a splendid the Sabines, in Verde Prato Marble, a splendid Pair. of Etruscan Vases, from the Gallery of Borra, - The Whig Gladiator, Tazza de Naples, Fouts, , Hebe,' Etruscan and Medici Vases, Animals, Baskets, together With a large Variety of ...

... In the evening, (May 13, 1832, the day after the Duke of Wellington was made Premier,) there was a most violent meeting of Whigs at Brookes's, where the virulence of the speeches, particularly that of Mr. Stanley, the Irish Secretary, who got upon the ...

... useful. One will give th just as much Reform as will suffice to patch up the ai Whig Cabinet. Another would go a little further, r and patronize as much as would trip up the Whigs , and install a Graham Administration. We speak advisedly when we say these ...

... sixteen drowned himself at Plymouth, yesterday week, in a fit of petulance. The Athenceum says, It seems too clear that the Whigs neither love nor understand art. It is again reported that the Bishop of Oxford's brother has entered the Roman Catholic Church ...

... number of ancient Specimens of rich Marquetry Work, including an elegant Wardrobe, very elaborately decorated, a Bouffett. with Whigs, Sets of Chairs, Lady's Work, Card, and other Fancy Tables, Commodes, with Marble Tops, Embroidered Screen, 'cite. A great ...

... and a true old Ebony article under the title of Hints for Legislation, in which the *writer inveighs strongly against the Whig Government for screening such culprits as Mazzini and Kossuth from justice, and saving them from their deserved fate of ...

... proposed Convention of the National Whigs of the State is confirmed. It had been agreed to issue an address to the people re-affirming the Baltimore resolutions of 1852. No recommendation is to be made to the National Whig voters. The Free Democratics and ...

... called in the Club circles in London. If half-a-dozen or a dozen Tories were turned out of the Government boroughs, and as many Whigs or Peelites chosen in their stead, the relative position of parties would be little changed. A section of the Liberals would ...

... called in the Club circles in Loudon. If half-a-dozen or a dozen Tories were turned out of the Government boroughs, and as many Whigs or Peelites chosen in their stead, the relative position of parties would be little changed. A section of the Liberals would ...

... amount according to the value of the houses ; but, on the present plan, it seems, this is not to be the case, so that the Whigs are legislating in favour of the richer classes, instead of the more needy and industrious portion of the community. But the ...

... more to blame than O'Connor, in my opinion, though I believe Lord John to be an able and a good man, and O'Connor not so; the Whigs and Tories are the real authors of these troubles, by their national debt, corn laws, and new poor law. FIRST APPEARANCE IN ...