... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S MANIFESTO. The following manifesto has been issued by the noble leader of the Whig party, in the form of an address to the electors of the city of London :— “ GENTLEMEN— More than ten years have elapsed since I was requested by a ...

... 5 ‘The opposition of the Derby ministry is composed of three allied bat independent bodies—the Whigs, the so-called and the Independent Liberals. With « view to , and also becsuse the Derby ministry were un- ‘to be more directly and inveterately hostile ...

... sit on this side might be contented with something lika whig they have proposed, free from those expressions which bait the feelings of bon. members ; and the result would be that wa should all unite in what would then be an overwLelmiag affirmation of ...

... who compose the present ministry and their supporters. We are not the champions of the Whigs ; but, when we see an attempt made to persuade our countrymen that the Whigs are greater enemies of theirs than the Tories, we feel bound to expose the falsehood ...

... may take in a “division. ‘They can keep the Tories in the ascendant, if they choose to show hostility to the Whigs, and they “ can keep the Whigs in the ascendant if they choose “to show hostility to the Tones. Thus, they can “always extort from a government ...

... wajority. Nor was he the only Whig whose Dame ap; in that list : Mr. Locke King’s motion was negativ by.the votes of Lord Palmerston, Lord Seymour, It is rather cool, Lord Shelburne, and Sir Wood. therefore, for the Whig journalist to level the shafts ...

... to them— it is not Ma ler that comes to the Whigs, but the ‘Whigs who go to Manchester. If these are the terms of the compact, they are identical with the dis- I and impolitic engagements which united the Whigs to the late Mr. with this addition, that in ...

... Social and Physical Misery. Proposed by J. Suga, Esq., J.P., seconded by Owen :— Resolved—That being treacherously hv by the Whigs, and openly by the Torx uit at the ho wiil next Election for a Brigade Force ii be pledged to bide their time and hurl from ...

... Chancellorship, the Forcign-office, and the India Board, with five other places of less difficulty and labour, are given to the Whigs. As u-ually happens, specialities are not much regarded. We were not aware that Sir C. Wood ever mai fested much desire to ...

... due all the honor of having “ put the Whigs out of “office.” Not by its vote on any particular otcasion, but by the pursuance of a systematic and unprincipled plan, of opposing all measures emanating from the Whig ministry. ‘This plan, followed up determinedly ...

... distincily that he would infinitely prefer any day taking his part with a Whig beiore a Tory, and let Sir Rulph Howard ve ever 00 great a Whig, and as great a hack of the Whigs as it might please some parties to represent him, he (the Chairmen) would ...

... Dimmocratic ticket ; this ’are is the Whig.” But if you strive to vote twice I shall have you arrested.” “You will, will shouted the son of the sovereign people; “then I say if I’m denied the right of voting for the Whigs, after goin’ the whole ticket for ...