... know something about realities under Fr will take our view. The Ministerial journal assumes, ks a m S. course, that the new Whig Reform Bill will at the Pro- cessful: the idea of its failure in either Hou: enters its head, The Bill is tobe law “next / ...

... Worcester. ea eS ei rkele — af Menten eam. Paorec = Sows POLL Country party supp &: Jo. rreys, § up Ap! ason to ves! t Lord Whigs ond Radicels present eee . oe eae ‘tion to oe ee ...

... fixed duty extensively prev thinks that less than 8, w ‘Mr, Cobden, by the way, remarked in bis speech in | and mons, that the Whig of an 1841 was scouted by the League, and that it must b ly swept away “ for ever” during the We intended to have adverted ...

... 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 ...

... the luralist, long ran. He should lil ike to know w! he t length of tis the be incladed in the run? He could show them a a Whig which would exewpli the ruin these laws would ¢ Jeprived them. On the Coltswold Hills the soil was ver; rs kept ‘so much so ...

... instant. Lieutenan: itted to B man who bad but recently received h le Earl, ancy, and at e same time an appointment to the G Whigs, Captain Smith, bad been sent with the pinnace, « believe, nineteen hands, from the ba: of Salamis to the | minous water. Having ...

... the vant of tion, in the Up ed. At withhold their support from Lord Joho Russell's cabis lin bi the noblest member of an old Whig family, 9 xton's the proxies in the division on the address, but it is u r to; that was the last occasion when such use will ...

... with my tev. 8. thas Iam on the the truth station, and of “* beating personally, * the Tory writer and of 8 long, ing Tory and Whig; and I rejoice to see many es from credit for. Long may reside objects such ‘Us, as you gi laws in toch co i purely of and ...

... Never was Whig Chancellor of « h e Exchequer to be in such a dilemma. Two millions and a “tiga round sum ”—enough to excite th the “ interests”—enough to dity of all wiser heads than Sir C. for, like most lecessors, he has hitherto had to de Whig « deficits” ...

... from the shor ore with st re not gold guard-chaio to be 55, charged with stealing two ‘ves to Age aderson, his ee Oe as the Whigs always do, for they invariably st their friends (anythii bat a bad trait when the interest does not su r), which said of the ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 27. of the —=—- ein, and The position of parties in the House of Con bh March this period is remarkable. The Whig e Work- next, appears to have been utterly unable to } motley pack that used to obey his call on eme who by uired to within ...

... concluded before the 25th of August. T of malt. acertain indulgence which was always to be exhibited juence the finance of a Whig Ministry (a laugh). The Gov could not be expected to excel in every branch. The rse, the policy of the Government, by its ...