... fictions. There never was a more practical meeting than that of Tuesday. To sustain him and themselves in power, the whole Whig party, as long as it is possible, will insist upon the same fiction How is this to be met ? By bringing conviction home to ...

... the pre- sent House of Commons expects nothing; but he by no means from thence concludes that the ruinous policy of and the Whigs must not, ere long, be abandoned. He, however, points out the inutility of bringing forward the question of protection in a ...

... TO IHE EDITOR OF THE STAND aßl> ' Sm,— You so constantly expose the high-flown P of the Times and other Whig productions, on cVttt) hered ot that atrocious system of confiscation, the j^ore o' Estates Act, that I cannot deny myself the p oce ed. giving ...

... over the line during | rivileges wuich y be regarded as | working proceeded with the uime estmiuster and security—Vorthern Whig. { i} A very conflict took pl: privates of the Ist Royals, and s 'WEEX SPAIN | public huuse, on Qu | Sajurday evening. The ...

... that has ever been started, since that time, for the improvement of the country. Mistaken fear made Lord Me.sourse, and the Whigs of thirty-jive, consent to govern in subservience to a faction which they might have overruled and coerced to its own good ...

... hues. CUE., wastrel,. tragi c Let all respond veal of beam; (Jur goers devotion needs them all; Aml Fut —•• at of Ili. thrall. Whig Mg, by aid of Nature, Ombra/lay bow forgiven.** From • Chunk .f Soo Salooder. In p.m pun pobisahed. . .arid • Th. Raman, ...

... a t occaS lo e n he found the name of the present mover, a nd now the motion was seconded by a borough in e r,:g ber on the Whig side of the house th u s preoc i- e0 that some, at least, of the form er advocates Of ', r i l e trade regretted the course ...

... majority I find the name of the gentleman who has brought this resolution before the house to-night. A Whig member for a county — a member of an ancient Whig family — a supporter of the repeal of the corn laws, and one of that triumphant majority before whom ...

... to di esseassiesioas hes per. ties Sinsaties se to be addeoessd. to be The Is Ilasktesed has hoes ese et 4 the Prism he by *Whig Is the vases et tbe Z. Onig. dessed. The dailies et the Adisdiesten will be sada Meows Is s few weeks. ...

... be found the name of the Hon. Member fur Gloucestershire. the mover of She present motion; that gentleman, a Whig Member, a member of a Whig family—a county Member—supported a repeal of the corn-laws, and formed one of that triumphant majority before ...

... will for a moment submit to. rule The Churchmen accordingly, thrnugh their newspaper organs, are laughing outright at the Whig bill, and Sir George Clerk, on their behalf, has given notice in the house of Commons that when it • is brought again before ...

... to institute the a ccperimeate. is order fuf the framing of a report as to the eapabilitlite of tits structure, to be laid Whig Government. A loaded train of 180 tons weight first passed over Ithibrictgo at sarieus rates of speed. and subsimneniktlyi ...