... period for temporising or for cowardice. Let this ve ion be satisfactorily and definitively settled, and then, Tories and Whigs, Conservatives and will scarcely have a battle-cry left to vex the progress of the people in amelioration and prosperity. country ...

... : idence on last. should Groucestsr Inrinmary.—At the last week oming Mr. Turner‘reported that he had received 5/., a dona Whig- ** A friend to the Poor. kward Scaiprure Reapeas’ Soc disso- An evening meetin, in connection with this society, at the Tolsey ...

... men. Where is the u = | London to legisiate’ We | can Go that just » os wel ing OUF lb eat!” f Mary WHIG TACTICS having FREE TRADE “COOKING” THE GOVER? with STATISTICAL RETURNS. esmen, (From the Standard. } We confess ourselves unwilling to imitate our ...

... Fraser, have made moat satisfactory canvass, and uo doubt is entertained of their triumphant return. They are to be opposed the Whig by Viscount Ebriogton. Sir James G ratiam has appeared before the electors Carlisle, and thrown himself hearti’y upon their ...

... iba policy of unity am.mg tbe C.mwnraliir«-nuw into two partirt—and thua avert the probabilitiea of ultimate construct ion of Whig Radical Government. writer, alter pointing out the approximation of Lord John Rueaellnow that he it out power- to tbe principle# ...

... requisition, or more 1 promptly obtained, baa never before emanated from tba electoral the county of Clare. He describes the late Whig Government as the ‘•caterpillars of the State, and that worse cannot come—worse could not be. Cork Citv.—Mr. Sergeant Murphy ...

... called upon to make choice of the opponents present Ministry, because the Government conincapable that character has applied to whig administration for some years ; the conviclon of h truth was universal out of doors ; the fact the dry-rot in a house, quietly ...

... their sentiments this subject now they did then, there was no Conservative Government—nor, in fact, any (iovenmient, Tory, Whig, or Uadical—that would ever dare to establish a militia force to this country, lie bad been exceed* ingly arnu»ed to observe ...

... instance, in the eyes mouths of men, of the miserable delusion they cherish, who believe a single seat can be wrested out of Whig-Radical hands; he was beaten by a majority of Two Hundred and Thirty-six; at Monmouth and Usk his minority was desperate; but ...

... Such men the Marquis of Lansdowne and Earl Fitxwilliaa art not absolutely tied to party. They are hereditary Whigs, and would remain Whigs within the pale of the Constitution; but mistake them greatly, and have formed a false estimate both of their character ...

... also point out, as especially worthy of perusal, an article, entitled ” Fne East and the West Lord Holland’s Memoirs of the Whig Party also seesonable. , ~. The Gentleman's Magazine.—Mr. Wright delightful series of papers, entitled ” Wanderings of Antiquary ...

... between the const ituency of Great Britain and their representatives—whether Lord Debut is to be supported, or not, against the Whig alliance with the Manchester School constitutional principles against democracy—the monarchical against republican tendencies ...