... social status, and, consequently, in the political scale. This time two years he foretold, almost to the letter, the results of Whig procrastination of their new Reform Bill; and it will be curious to observe now how far he will follow Hume's example in declaring ...

... consideration of present political affairs, arising out of the accession of the present Ministry, the discomfiture of the Whigs, and the break-up of the Liberal party. We have only space to give the following brief extracts : A GENERAL ELECTION To keep ...

... also sold by A. HEyR6b, oldba, N E WTON, Church-str , Liverpool. oof TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 2, 1852. THE WEEK to its instincts, Whig-Radicalism appear, resolved to continue to the last its mendaciou upon the Government of LORD DERBY st week we have had two ...

... latter gentleman, underestimated the amount of venom which might be spirted from beneath the shelter which shaded for a time the Whig-Radical candidate. Mr. Gladstone's own glaring inconsistencies were regarded as not being proper marks for considerate and ...

... Her Most Gracious MAJESTY, with all her Royal power, nor Lord JOHN Rus- SELL, with the base Whigs, nor your Lordship, with the most judicious combination of Whig and Tory, which your skill in Parliamentary chymistry can produce, will be able to stay much ...

... gracious Majesty, with t its- alher royal power, nor Lord John Russell, with the base co re whigs, nor your lordship, with the most judicious combination te the of whig and tory which your skill in parliamentary chemistry at tan can produce, will be able to ...

... years ago defeated Mr. Samuel Hoinse by the I t\trasrdinary mojority of 254, was successful in dis- Ititlisitig all parties, whig, tory, and radical, pikeist and aitti'1sikeint, and Mr. J. B. Braneker, broker, was nonni- nated in his place. Mr. Jones issued ...

... rite of If it had been otherwise,-if we had joined the whig ranks, it the a had would have been impossible for Sir Robert Peel to have tive is nu- taken up our measure. It was by holding from whig and con in the tory th at we enabled Sir Robert Peel to ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. The usual history of a newly incorporated town is, that ilir Whig Radicals, who generally prefer manoeuvring in ■ in. under-hand way for the Charier instead of appealing ?? and at once to the whole body of the inhabitants ?? the ...

... , thinking, and able man of business, and successful one too, addressed the conceited and whig-radical puffed Earle,in the language of a gentleman who was whig from the beginning Whence, and what art thou, execrable shape. That dar'st, though grim and ...

... knowledge of the duties which be called upon to discharge; and the fact that the present Chancellor of the Exchequer and the late Whig Premier joined in the eulogy with which it is customary to grace the, installation of the Speaker sufficient indication of ...

... and then resorted to all sorts of contrivances to meet the difßsnltiee which they had themselves created. it was said of the whigs, they built up stoae wall in order to knock their own brains out. He spoke strongly against symbolism, in which he had no more ...