... “progress” of the country the Revenue returns just published, and not the exuberance of joy the official organs exhibit at sight a Whig increase upon the quarter, there is the smallest possible reason to grateful for the rule we labour under. There is a decrease ...

... mutter n h,s sleep- R ems must come ? „ Wfa leaving Sir Robert Pr.„. beet Feel entirely out of the question, there is not a Whig Either House who possesses an acre of and , who would rise up in rebellion. Lord Portman has already urn ed round, without ...

... member thereof, Somers aforesaid, a deputy-lieutenant of the county. But of all the freaks of patronage ever committed even by Whigs, this appointment of Dillon Brown, at a period like the present especially, is the most indefensible—unless, indeed, it were ...

... should interpose his veto, and the inestimable worth of the Union have our heartiest approval. They are worthy the heart of a Whig patriot and statesman. The contrast they present to the prevailing tone and spirit of most recent messages from General Taylor's ...

... the Whig party in the States were favourable to protection, and every body was, O fi accordingly prepared to expect that a Government J1. composed of Whig statesmen should recommend co the principles of their party, But, from all accounts, the Whig Executive ...

... Chanirberis of Comme~rce irs various pacts of your rthe country, rind went to the agitation fairly, he the lu.ied Government Whig, Tory, or Radlicab,-if these charn- now hero united nod went with a firm end rerpectiul, hut de- cided remonrstrance, fie was ...

... of Conservatives the Friday (thereby recognizing their right to have voice in the preliminary selection) and thereprojiosed Whig as a fitting representative of the opinions of his political opponents. When, therefore, on the Saturday, without tho previous ...

... which the Whig Board of Woods and Forests have become famous—or infamous—throughout the country. If any bondholder, landowner, houseowner, shopkeeper, or other rate-payer in Birkenhead or Seacombe should be fool enough to vote for the Whigs the next county ...

... aceount of his rtrst JleiFUlded and ought to c to; s-tely concoded,-let e --rt 0i- ia e irepcople have aright f r.'vt 'Cayesi Whig writers. They 3 I ju . 3t it, decide what is good f I, t! Z ) .rt, and there will not be t -i0 t Ile they are denied all f ...

... triumph in populous towns. The Chartist orators, who hare for some time been engaged in a sort hoUow association with the Whigs, hare separated from that body, and again set up for themselves. They had meeting in London on Monday, when the usual incendiary ...

... ua to urge our humble adrocaey on behalf of public and liberal support of the Socp-Kitcbbics. Time was—time anterior to the whig-radical neutralisation” of the Select Vestry—when such earnest expostulations as those addressed to it, at the last meeting ...

... chamber united with the Chambers of Commerce in difftrent parts of the country, and went to the government of the day, whether whig, tory, or radical, with a respectful yet decided remonstrance, he was sure that the unequal nature of the tax would rectified ...