... human nature to see • large of respeetable tenant farmers drives to the poll, like a herd of settle, at the diotstion of a Whig or Tory landlord, as the obese' may be? Is it sot • mockery to say such era possess • real french's'? If • member of parliament ...

... .for North Woks, for the year radio, Sept. 30, 1851 has beta naiad, and will meat oar earliest attention. 7Ae 'lndepeadeat Whig's ism Or, Faith mad Morality, is waaraidably me Ate* of veer miasma this weak trill sajleisatly the mom. Last VAIA. Navvy ...

... (and we could name others) have not their equals at present in the Whig Bar. All the elder Whigs have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attaiued their full growth. The Whig stock at Westminster-llall is used ouf. Change, therefore, in the ...

... speculation abroad, seems utterly monstrous that we are induced to suppose oar correspondent has been misinformed. The ladepr;sdest Whig, servo! letters literary to the Editor, sad ereo reports occurresters, are sautroirlably postpotwd to make for the intesualy ...

... rrehl•episcoprl dignity to publicly notion • speech which only intended u • sop to Denbigh Radicals, sod, perhaps, a few Whig expestants. Inasmuch, however, as our venerable brother, Dr. Oily, the very learned Bishop of Dimlol, has ventured • *illy ...

... sen-impc tenre is true. The Whigs and ori es or Conserva- Li tites e s d no f more equally balanced i, the new, than tieen they were in the old, Parliament. Ifn the lattei, the for y Conservatives had a decitled majority Over the Whigs; fasat hi in the p resent ...

... the Goiernme.it lor the time being, be Whig or Conservative. Were Mr. M. to be returned the Boroughs, and a vote of want of co/fi- dence were moved by the Conservative 1 my Lord Palmerston and the p/fesent Whig .Ministry, would oppose it a sense duty ...

... have ever evinecd 41* smite hostllit).. But it is iaid Dr. Short—Uri tditl call him Bbihop —is a Whig a liberal,.i nominee of Lord ith 4 oll , th4t. e Whig Press. Against sayowelL me from my Mends,' and . emntlatn that be are those of his own political ...

... Msrylcbone was looked upon with considerable interest, particularly he managed to deteat respectable whig, backed up by the leading whig influence of the late whig government. Many predicted that the learned geutileman was mere adventurer, and that he spiced ...

... meeting was adjourned to Monday, the 22nd day of August. RUABON ODARDIANS the Editor of the Deniighehire Advertiser. Sir, —As Mr. Whig is so ready at twitting the Ruabon guardians with iuitow-i]itv and asserting that Kuabon would be better without guardians ...

... profess ignore all party ties alike, and who belong to nei- I 'her Whig, Tory, nor Radical?—who can( not side with the Radicals nor with the Tories, and who scorn the temporising Whigs ? What confidence can placed iu such politicians, and whose support ...

... great increase of representative strength in that direction. We fear also that the same journalist is not too severe upon the Whigs and Tories when he says : Opposition has become desperate, far as the attainment of onion is concerned : an I desperate parties ...