... of Bo c'n would hbe at British of disposal, and time frontier Would Stflimpregnable. - y0 WHIG DEVICES., (P-roeS. )-One #cvry transparent a~ ophism of the 'Whigs, is that which would set apart ' lade- n1 pendent Liberalism as P, dependency of Brookes's ...

... benches; and they must know o a full nvull that they can only do tisis uinder the leadership of ascc IMr. ID4seAsar: 'That the Whigs are determined, if possi- thel *Ihis, to prevent them doing so under any leadership, is too Anc~ -li ~toned additional proof; ...

... opponents, with nothing-to say for it afterwards excelt that he dide not mean a word that he said. THE FORLORN HOPES OF THE WHIGS. (. I From the Mcornivg Herald.) l Members of the opposition are not pleased at the popua larity of the new government. The ...

... spot for a sums amountinig to nearly £1000. t, According to the Morning Star there is a v strong feeling growing up among the Whigs b that, in ordler to reorganise the Liberal party, t] Lord Palmerston must retire from the leader- o aflip. t] Commenting on ...

... of the old E tone, and at another snaking spasniodac cries at j ex.)treme radicalism. Their India Bill was not a Tory- or a Whig measure, but the extreme of democracy. 1 IHe was convinced that, for the sake of the pubic interest, it was desirable to have ...