... discontent of the farmers. It is understood that the great Whig Duke is the Duke of Bedford; und, from his relationship to the ('rime Minister, and his supposed influence with him and with the Whig party, this alleged change of opinion was considered of ...

... in the Castle custom. by the Whig faction, ever since the vear 1011, simply because they brought forward Mr. Neville, a ronsetratire, and mainly d his return, in opposition to the Untie candidate, Mr. Fergusson, a whig. These wealthy tradesmen could ...

... invective never. We are not of that desk of reformers ho ptofeu to believe all dishonest but themselves. We think that neither Whigs, 11: dicals, nor Torhs hare an exclusive claim to the possession of a desire to reader good aery ice to their country; and ...

... therefore, we think, advisable that ev,ry reformer should endeavour to strengthen their hands in the forthcoming struggle. The Whigs hose done nutch fur the people of the country ; and, although we have not the hope that the measure they se ill propose will ...

... vases le reheat!, reeittell the laud err. cultivated ep aem fail capecuy. Het lot •• 're Joe! altheUt ten. .q.,'. y ou y4l elle Whig ha.e *Await , a . Met security ',it Cats weer bans •416. wit 14 tram • sewn nod alwattititsi to a ham I sine !. • h i ve all ...

... progress of the County, they rightly invited their own representatives to their meeting. How was the call responded to The Whig Member for the County showed his contempt for his constituents by declining even to reply to their invitation. Mr. Pre did ...

... been slow to shew themselves. instance avc shall take at present is the Colonial Empire. Hitherto it always might, under the Whigs it obviously has, been a fair field for nepotism, corruption, and mismanagement of all kinds. It Avas, moreover, a pretty safe ...

... gentleman of the neighbourhood will offer himself to the notice of the electors, and from the estimation in which the present Whig Government is held by the town generally, there is good ground for believing that, with a suitable candidate of Conservative ...

... closely as• sociated with the Reform movements of the day, that he would give no sanction to a compromising address. The Whigs approach him evidently that they may controul his friends on the suffrage question. Parliament dissolved, every available link ...

... an gong to eery tort of agitation—with an imitation s orerb e : th e Charm, (ig and little, are to be superseded by • of new Whig charter ; the L,w Amendment (tett is to see its work done—or shelved—by official alt. the Keeper of the Great Seal conacsiting ...

... would almost lead us to believe that in future all agitation for Reform, social, political. and colonial, will be useless, the Whigs having determined to outdo their age. A few hours mute, and all will be brought to light, so that we need not be over-conceited ...

... gently between the contending currents, and shutting up all factious mouths by the most provoking good humour. Especially is a Whig Royal Speech reckoned a most savoury morsel for the most fastidious palates. But on this occasion, they have given it a twitch ...