... preference, and ex- action unyieldingly requires no prompting. In this we shall confessedly have the entire co-operation of the. Whigs and Peelites, who deem their peculiar ?? and character involved in maintaining the inviolability of the corn-law. of 1846. ...

... represented in parliament by Lord Ede ard Howard, a son of the Duke of Norfolk, a free-trader, and possessed of office under the Whig government. The meeting of to day was held in a large tent, erected in a field at the back of the principal street in the town ...

... and settlement of the Corn , Law question in perpetuity ! This is in every . body's mouth, especially in the mouth of every Whig I supporter of the Government. But it is only the more i enlightened who, referring things to their principles, ■ see in this ...

... repres.mted in parliament bv Lord Edward Howard, a son of the Duke of Norfolk, a free-trader, and posses cd of office under the Whig government. The meet. mg was in • large tent, erected in • ftell at the back of tw prmcipal a'reet in the town, and capable ...

... the exalted office you fill fall into the hands of any other Prime Minister than Lord John Russell. In short we wish to see a Whig Chief Justice in the Queen's Bench. We humbly beg your lordship's pardon for our boldness, but the sincere desire we have that ...

... landlord, a good straightforward country gentleman of the old school, bot whom I looked upon with horror bees use be was a Whig, i hare since learnt to consider a Feel-Conetrratiff landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after tome negociatios took ...

... reduced the army. And why did they do so? That they might by the uaconsti- tutional force overawe the people [hear, hear]. The Whigs should be got rid of, and a proper representation of the peo- ple established in the house, for otherwise the people never- ...

... as that which had assembled. A afltel A letter was read from the Whig toro in - in which he designated free trade as a sYs telli g tofi li A l with ruin to this country. Lord Gote Whig, and a Roman Catholic--Ar to he signed the requisition (as he says) ...

... reclainatiol of a waste lands, alreadyprepared, is recommendedtobe made law ; and the article concludes with a warn. . inC to the Whigs, not to let their term of office expire without bringing forward efficient nenslres f to remove the oppressions and redress ...

... to the Local Governments; but that portion which is at the disposal of Ministers and the Horse Guards is so vast, that the Whigs of the last century, who trembled for the Constitution and Popular Freedom under the so-deemed enormous power of the Crown ...

... great patron of the Whig party; be it was who resuscitated ths party after its sad overthrow io 1807—kept it in a formidable condition np to 1829, when drove the Tories to political suicide, and in the following year placed the Whigs in office. That there ...

... jobbing? A job, indeed! The word lies well in the watering mouths of this ignoble, covetous, and rapacious Whig-Radical clique. No : the name of DENMAN, Whig though he be, has never been sullied by any jobbery; and one has but to repeat it to scatter these ...