... before, if the maintenance rents throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon supply of dupes, we are afraid that the Whig landlords will speedily find themselves iu a sorry case. THE ART JOURNAL POR JANUARY. London: ...

... harbingers of its utter discomfiture. The appeal to the blind passions of, the populace, which ever has been the ultima ratio Whig-Radicalism, seals the doom of a Ministry which has long ceased possess cither the confidence or the respect of the country ...

... Ouseley IJiggins. The first is a Protectionist, and we learn that his canvass progressing most favourably. Mr. Browne is a Whig, and is nearly connected with the Sligo family. Th;s gentleman formerly represented the county in Parliament. During the late ...

... Present of Country party .. .. .. ]S2 Tellers 2 Pairs 9 Present Whig Protectionists 10 203 Absent of Country party, without pairs 35 Country parly supporting Government .. 22 260 FREE-TRADERS. Whigs and Radicals present .. .. 235 Tellers 2 Pairs 9 Pe.lites ...

... the spirit, as well as the letter, of the declaration put forth. A Committee composed of ten Whigs and five Conservatives, or of ten Conservatives and five Whigs, will be sure to rouse suspicion, and on the occurrence the slightest difference of opinion ...

... mind and will of the people. In a vituperative strain the speaker for upwards of one hour continued to attack the policy of Whig and Tory governments, and wound up his tale with attempting to cajole the meeting into a belief that the extension of the suffrage ...

... the public cause, and to advance the welfare of all classes of our community without favor or affection, —neither caring for Whig Hor Tory. At first sight, and looking at the list names attached to the requisition, we felt strongly disposed to suspect the ...

... return to his old allegiance, and that ibe period is hand when the Right Hon. baronet will again occupy leading position in the Whig Ministry. We understand that arrangements are in contemplation for the appointment of Licut.-General Sir William Gomm, K-C ...

... too bad of his noble friend, who was a Whig, and was one of those who was very hot for the Reform Bill. But it was just a sample of what those people were when they became hungry (laughter). This was what the Whigs called, with that calm complacency so ...

... cannibal, Eyeing his neighbour like Bishop or Burke 1 These are the triumphs science political— These are the views by the Whigs patronised. Tories may tcout them -, but, ne'ertheless, it I call Such a grand scheme as was seldom devised. How robbery Cheapness ...

... proposition, will quickly be converted into a majority of ten times three in it 3 favour. Remembering this, that with the Whigs in office, everything is to be achieved by agitation—nothing without it. ...

... William Ilopwood (Whig) .. 939 Mr. James Boodle (Radical) .. .. Mr. William Hollis (Chartist) 927 Mr. William Selkirk (Conservative) 454 Mr. William Bidmead, ditto .. .. 444 Mr. Thomas Darby, ditto North Ward. Mr. George Workman (Whig) .. .. 653 Mr. ...