... repoirt may, therefoic turn out not to be r d uintrue, but merely 'anticipatory. Every one knows how .squeezeable .the1 Whigs are, aud with what tehacity theycling to office. -t Perhaps theyv vilt pefedr to keep tileil places; t a'ud ,,ive way':to' ...

... report may, therefore, turn out' not to be n A untrlue, but merely anticipatory. Every, one fl knows how- squeezeable the Whigs are, 'and with what tenacity theycling to office. Perhaps they will prefer to keep their places; t and give way to the popular ...

... of being one of the ; Geo. 1ournalist hacks of the Whig Ministry, gave riend, publicity on Saturd ay last to a report, strongly r, por savouring of the fabulous, being no other than per J. that the Whigs were about to re-appear (posi.. 1,! tively for the ...

... this liberal Id provision of United States law for reciprocal commer- a 0: id cial intercourse, PREaSIDNTi TAYLOR avows his W~hig thlove of IC protection for American manufactures ; and ~ir he distinctly 1recommends a revision of the existing tsetariff ...

... narticularlyby the Ptrotectionists.) Yes, the la- i iu ouring classes had been victimised by all classes of Dpoliticians-by Whigs, Tories, Free-traders, and IcProtbctionists. (Hear, hear.) The time Lhad now e arrived when the working classes must determine ...

... ?? of being one of the t O. journalist hacks of the Whig Ministry, gave t n'publicity on Saturday last to a report, strongly er savouring of the fabulous, being no other than t ,.J that the Whigs were about to re-appear (posi- a e, tively for the last ...

... particularly by the Protectionists.) Yes, the la- h bouring classes had been victimised by all classes of ID politicians-by Whigs, Tories, Free-traders, and b Protectionists. (Hear ar.) The time had now t arrived when the working classes must determine ...

... John Yorke. This list contains not only many influential Conservatives, but also tbe names of many influential members of the Whig and Liberal party, as our readers will recognize. Is not this a sign of reaction ? our advertising columns it will also be ...

... particularly by the Protectionists.) Yes, the la- sbouring classes had been victimised by all classes of a politicians-by Whigs, Tories, Free-traders,- and t eProtectionists. (Hear, hear.) The time had now arrived when the working classes must determine ...

... The report may, therefore, turn out not to be and untrue, bat merely anticipatory. Every one knows how squeezeable the Whigs: arc, and with what tenacity theycling to office. Perhaps they will prefer to keep their places, and give way to the popular ...

... three million' than it in noq, and before the Anti-,. Oori.~Law I~eagu& was even, heard of, and its' uceess had, induced the' Whigs'to cry cheap ;eJoin,'lber, or Sugar, i ;1841, to prerve I I I II one their places; or Sir R:OIbST PEEL to intro. er- duce ...

... They had traded upon the foolish antagonism between Celt and Saxon. (Hear, hear.) The Tories had always done so, and the Whigs would be glad to do so to a still greater extent if they dared. (Hear, hear.) When- 'ever the government was weak at home, ...