... ONSET Or TRAITOR RUSSELL AND THE WHIGS. Os, se. Wage, efise • wader et the awe of pens% boil tagether bye. owlet se man Maine ansight wait. Darby Adeabiana ea Meadmy kat, la with per• vigow by aril an penned to their lareathants with Ms. hand showed ...

... THE NEW REFORM BILL Tate model of Whig legislation is like a beggar's coat, it has a scrap of every colour, and • patch of every texture. It borrows from all and originates nothing. The perfect repose of Englaad, and the subsidence of fierce faction-fights ...

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... to seek fee subsistence la a foreign laud, mast blame, sot the pressed 'mainmast, bet Sir Robert Peel, the Whigs, mid /risk Liberals. The Whig eameteets that if the governmeet were mot able to restore Proteetioa, that their mast inevitably follow. The ...

... emweepondest. It hi shirt. the ef the Cherish. sod. of the desertion of that by the peo. Seek Is the wire OA. =iambi, Int ?be Whigs, and bring ea night. Thk strength is ineallskut.—. The new ashaistry rennet stir owe step get the ser,lieet vf Irish Brigade' ...

... dministration ; and the two Whigs, Cardwell and Ewell, who formerly represeuted this press emporium of the world, are essisseily dismissed, withoot much formality. A great number of places that formerly received the Whigs with open arms, are now intent ...

... DROGIILDA !WARD OP GUARDIANS. The wieldy =Whig this board took pies am Monday loft, P. Faq., is OW Prrecot—F. Markey, H. B. caldingtee. J. J. P. Boylan, J. Drew/. T. Grim. W. Be**. P. J. P. Tema, Jinn. P. Macluq, P. Verdno, W. Walsh, N. Markey, P. Senn ...

... and, we may raped in the new Portioned did the Censervative body will receive • large incluse*, my one hawked members. Vet Whigs, sad Manchester mad exalted feelings would permit dem if *re of their cloth with as gaiety to MAO remelt 'evader% settled io ...

... itioniks oil: do in ISSIII, Lord Aberdeen himself fuels knibly the strangeness of his position, having to goids the Deartersay bed Whig. to; of the empire; having to tains and the discordant forces also of the Manchester men, the Prelims, and the IriTh Brigade ...

... upon his dormice, sad would have had • fair majority to shield him eensere ; therefore, we must that the power and spirit of Whig maxims are were eat, and the prevalence of their principles on the decline, and that they have not • bold the country as they ...

... the men were all a lie coneillors of. they were ast to be get. If we nein the word wade emir to peat general we am why the Whigs math his present • Agnikey In that ethos as whigh se y make, in. tare( to our morthests sad make% We will let his lordship ...

... after • pro • traded mageolatioa with the mowers of these they eassereas as usable them to reduce the do matedaily. se to Whig theta withia the of an szeried ski& of rweissems. la of preerrien, the art of rem . Is soarer to par or apes the public mere ...