... for Mr. Brown at the next election, with “The Freedom of the Press” inscribed upon their banners? or, after this proof of his Whig love of the same, will they follow his example, and “close their account with Aim?” But we will not epoil the beauty of the ...

... THE UNIVERSITIES. and influence of the Whig party will be of immense ad- sixteen mil oh, making twenty-eight, which gave _ vantage uvercoming that hoetility with fax aafer prea- of forty-one miles, winch would open bv Ladv-a** following rel . onSitwl ...

... are likely to start— three on the Whig, and as many on the Democratic side. In so far as this country has any interest in the strife, the recom- tions and drawbacks of the candidates are pretty equally balanced. The Whigs are wedded to commercial “ the Democrats ...

... triumph of the democratic over the Whig party. The former have elected more than two-thirds of the members of the Common Council, thus reversing the state of parties in both boards, they have stood for some time past. The Whigs were likely to carry the state ...

... broadly developed in the objects agreed to at Stow- market, as follows—sympathy with financial reform; abandon- ment of mere Whig and Tory politics; repeal of the game laws; revision of the county expenditure; ter nt-right; re- form of the tithe system; ...

... the old Whigs are with the conduct of their party, and will sooner support Conservatives than Chartists. Chartism had grown up amongst them, to the disgust of many who have hitherto supported what has been called the Liberal cause: the old Whigs, finding ...

... brought forward such a measure, it would have been acquiesced in as a matter of course, by all, that is, but the Whigs ; but the Whigs have so long preached up high-flown li- beralism, moral, political, and religious, that the Roman Catholies can only ...

... tide of opposition. The Tablet of this day, in an article uccupying ov less than 10 columns of that paper, and headed “The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked,” openly counsels resistance to the Government bili in the event of its becoming law. ...

... adopted. an Austrian expedition Switzerland. There are further rumours of The Times of y says, it is understood that bers of the Whig ‘will meet this moraine, their private eapacity at Lausdowne-house, to éonsider the wen qr omen te te ba they ate thes hrown ...

... just now. All the old parties seem broken up, and poor burgesses, who have hitherto quietly ranged themselves either on the Whig ®r Tory side, are now put to the annoyance and trouble of considering which the best man, the candidates are not marked for ...

... property tax. The lesson taught by the Whigs them- selves, when struggling for power, was ‘ agitate, agi- tate, agitate ;” and, while it cannot be denied that the Radicals have “ bettered the instruction,” our Whig Ministers, in these and most of their ...

... of that determination, put up their man. Conservatives, in consequence, voted for Whigs. Although the Whigs had broken faith with the Consenatives, they supported the Whigs; and the present chief magistrate owes his position to Conservative aid. I may, ...