... ypu how to try to better our position— that is the grand question the first place would unite for union is strength let not Whig Tory or Radical keep you disunited Combine for general purpose drop all little differences of opinion with regard to the various ...

... would ask how are we to try to better our position ? In the first place, I would say unite, unite. In union is strength Let not Whig, Tory, Radical, keep you disunited. In order to union, I would say combine for one general purpose ; drop all your little ...

... troublesome, and impracticable; whereas Cobden's agitation was identified with the political power and ascen- dancy of the Whig and Peel parties He, though of the same unscrupulous and audacious character as O'Connell, is necessary to the policy of the ...

... We confess that we were not prepared for such a meet- ing ; and understanding, as we did, that there would be a gathering of Whig-radical gentlemen, including the most fluent and plausible speakers of the party, we feared that the farmers would be no match ...

... of va- rious political opinions, in the ordinary acceptation of that phrase; and it contained the names of several leading Whigs of the county. a It will be seen from the following report that the proceedings passed off to the entire satisfaction of tho ...

... opinion since the , for the contest was In th «alt! h the resident old H. Smytl was honourably r. Sa was defeated by t! he Whig and Free-trader, M 531. castle,—the latter polling 595 votes, the fora Now, on 4 ‘sin; contest, we fi numbers stranj ery the ...

... indignation. A large meeting was d 'ast week iv London, to get the steam of an Ration, which, it is hoped, will damage the Whig °met, and rob them of the credit of their late mea- promote popular education. Another meeting, comprising clergy from every ...

... parsonage-houses, endowing more Churches, or even erecting additional bishoprics, it ought not to be squandered in pensions for Whig placemen. From the observations of Lord Stanley, on Monday night, when the New Bill was introduced, it would seem that some ...

... office of Attorney General to claim any Judgeship that may become vacant, be it known that Lord Campbell claims it as a quondam Whig Attorney General, who never got anything good; for his temporary possession of the Irish Seals is to be considered nothing ...

... virtuous io'iiguauou. large meeting was held last week in Londou,- to get the steam of an agitation, which, hoped, w«ll damage the Whig Cabinet, and rob of the credit of cheir late measures promote popular edncation.—Anotber meeting, comprising clergy from every ...

... of the law of the land. When this tide is suli?-ciemly high, the minister?and it matters little who the minister is, whether whig, tory, or radical?will adopt the measure, or if should resist, it will forced upon him. It is clear from what has been said ...

... it doubtless his inclinations will lead him to put out bis strength, n when occasion and conscience concur, in favour of the Whig Go-6 vernment. —Spectator. e Sir Henry Pelly, Governor of the Hudson's Bay Com'> pany, has published a letter from Sir John ...