... great degree,.the nature of the contest which, up to that time, had given significance to the party names of Whig and Tory. Hitherto, neither Whigs nor Tories had been directly amenable to any sort of popu- lar responsibility; the great Parliamentary contests ...

... the met. whit* was that lb. primmer bad isms law Use shops of tbs amortise's. soder the of porehasieg artisies; •ad some dams Whig laid as the seaatear. the prisoner dsoaaspsd with them Ile was seatemeed to imprisoned is the noose of Correatiou I months ...

... useful. One will give th just as much Reform as will suffice to patch up the ai Whig Cabinet. Another would go a little further, r and patronize as much as would trip up the Whigs , and install a Graham Administration. We speak advisedly when we say these ...

... Agricultu 14,900 Sunday Times. -Radical 12,750 Wesleyan Times. . Radical senting 9,000 Cnronicle Neutral .. oe 6,700 Observer Whig a 6500 Bell's Life. porting, Liberal 5,600 Lady's Paper eut 5,000 Morning Advertiser, DM Radical, Organ of Publicans . vs ...

... £S11, besides £100 offered by government. AGnicuLTURAL PROSPECTS. - Ir. John Lamrb, the Quaker correspondent of the Xorthern Whig, in his last report of an extended tour, makes the following remarks: -' The principal reapers in some parts of Leinster and ...

... most useful. One will give just as much Reform as will suffice to patch up the Whig Cabinet. Another would go a little further, and patronize as much as would trip up the Whigs and install a Graham Administration. We speak advisedly when we say these things ...

... mecting, giving utterance to sentiinents purely of the Man- chester school, and which are wont to be promul- gated by the Whig Free-traders on every occa- sion, in season or out of season, even “ad nau- seam,” Now we say this was in bad taste and ungenerous ...

... fail to be regarded as satisfactory. The bill, it is said, will enlarge the suffrage to n much greater extent than the mere Whig supporters of the government have as yet been led to anticipate. It iill recognise a certain educational test, apart from the ...

... icstending to h conteet the eard, he7ies ervitten to the party 'named request. o ing him to weithdrawu his nanes Tories and whigs are l alike united in their determnination to re-slect the retiring member. ROBBERY AT TME POSTOFFICE.-A friend at Bath, desirous ...

... of this borough a great change will take place. It will matter little, in our local rulers, whether the parties elected be Whigs or Tories, whatever may be their poli- tics; they will be elected by at least a large section of the people, and will be subject ...

... handful of men, six thousand and odd in number of effeetivet, against fifty times that number of fearless savages. But the Whig government took no notice of the j representations. The ministry did not expect to hold together more than month or two—they ...

... a characteristic compound of heartless. ness, misstatement, bigotry, and insult. I have seldom read any thing, even in the whig debates in the house of commons, which has ranked so low in official deceit as your oration at the dinner at Tiverton. After ...