... Ilemld plainly indicates that the tactics the Conservative party the proposal of Parliamentary reform will be to Lid against the Whig ifor popular favour, but very warily. *• Let the proposal new Reform Bill,” it •lays, be met by the country party with reserve ...

... place himself in his proper position. Whether the name were popular or unpopular, he did not scruple to avow himself still a Whig. (Hear!) But that did not prevent him having the same deep feelings towards those who surrounded him, amongst whom and by whom ...

... conviction of the power which you hold in your hands, and which I call upon you, irrespective of every political connexion—whig or radical—to use independently and firmly in your own defence. [Cheers.] I fear that this perception of your power must be ...

... op- posed themselves strenuously to the creation and progress of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formed when the Whigs were in power. It is well that those who in our times bitterly denounce the system which has landed its in such in- extricable ...

... Nowth Chance liament, Christ's | Patte mc who | Peon Childers Trio | Peron oes any Cath ose that Cholmeckey Clark Treo Pres a Whig Clay Prin political Clover Hape Coates Sob ...

... IRELAND. THE PROTECTIONIST MOVEMENT. From a detailed account of the county of Down meeting, published the Northern Whig, it would appear that the rout of the Protectionists was complete. The Freetraders, led by Mr. Crawford, had it all their own way, ...

... and dieeontent the farmers. It understood that the • great Whig Duke' the Duke Bedford ; and from his relationship to the Prime* Minister and his supposed influence with him, and with the Whig party, thw ailedged change opinion waa considered of more than ...

... calling for a large extension of the suffrage. This is a bold mancuvre to outflank Protection, and to intimate to wavering Whig and Peelite landowners, that power into the hands of the masses, if the party will defend Free-trade at the cost of throwing ...

... Ireland was,. however, now such as to overpower that species of Irish patriotism which was so ready to yield, to Whig job- bing and Whig patronage. (Cheers.) And here he must stop to express his obligation to the right hon. baronet the member for Tai ...

... broke up. Yours, &c., A READlitt. To tha Editor of the Sia,—A abort time ago a prize turned up in the shape of a £9OO job to a Whig Alderman in this town. As I know that popular gentleman ycelpt the Finishing Liberal who hangs out et the Dependent, would ...

... remarks on tho tactics of tbe Conservative party on the expected proposal of Parliamentary Reform. They intend to bid against the Whig Government for popular favour. Let the proposal of a new Reform Bill, it says, be met by the country party with reserve ...

... place himself in his proper position. Whether the name were popular or unpopular, he did not scruple to avow himself still a Whig. [Hear.] But that did not prevent him having the same deep feelings towards those who surrounded him, amongst whom and by whom ...