... presence of inconsistencies so flagrant, so flagitious, so utterly subversive of public morality as those to which the once Whig chieftain has committed hiraself, the remembrance of former services vanishes, and consigning to contemptuous oblivion that ...

... peas rodded, and beans sprung above ground. This is, perhaps, the earliest appearance of a pea crop on record t in this ?? Whig. The mild nature of this noaton has had a wonderful in- flune upon the early seed wheat, which in most parts of a -the co~ailtry ...

... the reduction of the overplus population, and .when two millions ,of our people. were ruthlessly sacrificed at the shrine of Whig economy, the cheap doctoring of the poor was an intelligible adjunct to the economic practices of our rulers. But why should ...

... pitiable thing the Duke of Newcastle and his own 'speech seem him to prove him to be? It may be a serious question to those whn, Whig-bound by the fostered preju. dices of years, think there can be no progress in liberality and freedom unless this one is to ...

... still in the south, a living, active and aggressive Cwitness the election riots in Kentucky) party. Supprceding the defunct Whig 'societies, as the op- position to the spoils democracy, we tind this new Amerijan Organisation in KentacKy carrying the State ...

... must remember the jdU d'eapri of the postiMoote, when o wes dealing in 'the year ?? the Whig occupants of that bench, from a dreary solitude. 4As soon as the Whigs began to show theemselves Tories 'after asll tbe~ poet illustrated their position by reference ...

... hope of soon hearing that a good man has appeared in the field, on the Liberal interest, as a candidate for Armagb.-Yorthoerta Whig. MILITARY COLLISION WiTH THE POLICE-AT5LONt, OcToBER 8th.-A correspondent writes:- About seven o'clock yesterday evening a ...

... character, and to prevent it from being used by seldah and ambitious men.as a means of political aggran- dizement. It was for the Whigs that the leadera of the Anti-Corn Law League, as experience has shown, fought and conquered; and it may well be that there ...

... amendment, bstt PI begged of the proposers to postpone it to a later period ; so at that they might assuine it was passed when Whigs aod ie Tories had coalesced in its favour. They would aes the sweeping results of this amendment when they remembered 01 that ...

... by public opinion. Last might it was executed. An over- whelming majority, numbering 805 votes, composed (f Cm- servatives, Whigs, and Radicals, last night carried Mr. Roebuck's motion triumphan ly against the thit iemnan! of ministerial supporters, amounting ...

... such a change does not appear to be among the bodue designed for us by the: Chancellor of the Exchequer. (From the Northern Whig.) In an article on the dangers now impending over the press, which we copy in another column, from the Ezamiasr, some hints ...

... is no disposition to reform these abuses. Tite Tories must defend them, and the Whigs will maintain them. At moments of oflicial peril in cabinets constructed out of Whig material, there is often practised \the'artful and abomi- nable policy of pretending- ...