... 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: ...

... —x> was the enthusiasm tbis tenant tor the farmer's friend, that 1841, ' par led with his former landlord, simply was a Whig,, in order to accept laru Sir Robert Ptti's (bat was offered liim.—The tenant bow tells his own *» ...

... nation finds that it has so much the less to contribute towards the exigencies of the State. We wait patiently to see what our whig rulers will do now that they are in clover. EXETER CATHEDBAL.-SERVICES AND ANTHEMS, -Thursday: Service, Morn. & Eve., Child ...

... concocted a mere spirit of mischief, but it may one of those Whig artifices in which public considerations are made to bow before party convenience. Whenever an election may come, the Whigs will have the great body of the agriculturists arrayed against ...

... will be difficult to controvert, to the theories and the assertions of the Free-traders. It would be rather too much, even for Whig-Radicals to maintain in the teeth of the ag- grieved parties themselves, that the industrious classes have been benefitted ...

... common instinct of English honesty loathes. But we must return 'to the Circular. It states its conviction that the gathering of Whigs at the Duke of Bedford's; some little time ago, to which Peel was invited, had for its object to decide the question whether ...

... and reform. The Chartists, the General Suffragists, the great body of the earnest Reformers who have hitherto followed the Whigs, innocent of mere traditional Whiggery—all these having merged their several differences, are now united as a compact phalanx ...

... and determined attack is to be made on the Free Trade policy, and that managed as, despite the aid of Cobden and Peel, the Whigs will be compelled to make concessions of some kind or other. The proceedings of a meeting of the Parliamentary Reformers also ...

... as *he Whig at the period we are alluding to. Bu6 aiowever, when the strong Conservative phalanx »s broken through, audits members diminished, * its spirit broken the sudden withdrawal of s chief, and many of its principal members, this Whig party again ...

... satire farmers propmed at Donesanway. Lord GleisipalVe adders to the Queen has It avowSD Percy Nugeat aad Si, W. Baron, both Whig 11,P.2. It bean the signeturn peer., 2 M.P.'. 23 baronet., sad 111 deputy lisomoanta. At Monday'■ meeting of the Repeal Association ...

... people. I can, with suficient accuracy, feel the pulse of tne British people to pronounoe it madness for any man calling himself Whig Tory, at a dissolution of parliament, to present himself to their suffrages Without pledging himself to a sweeping measure ...

... plurality I? majority vote shonld carry the day, Mr. Cobb W* > .. Elected majority of only two over the next wintlirop (Whig.) The vote stood—Cobb 102, lifenummary of the President's Message appears in f* J//J — have at length the first message ...