... the poor and industrial class as the Whig landlords and the Whig-Radical capitalist. They have not been such extensive and inveterate desolators of their estates-they have not rack rented their tenants life' the Whig land-owners-they have not; as a party ...

... servant, with Mistress Lane behind ?? on the pillion. At present the Whig and Tory pietures are one to one, Tlhe 6Whig lady's generosity ranks with the Tory lady's daring, the Whig martyr with the Tory martyr. This will read a good lesson to out sight-seers ...

... three great Whig families, who have for so long a time constituted the different Liberal cabinets. But the time has come, or at all events is close at haisd, when this pleasant family party must be broken up, and fresh blood introduced. The Whig and Radical ...

... sooner had the late session closed than they tried to wriggle out of the difficulty by throwing the measure upon an eminent Whig statesman. Isedeed, the present recess appears likely to be pretty equally divided between two opposite endea- vours on the ...

... pilots sahkd ?? knoiwn to exp-i 'ehcea irfecker6 lEhired. the voyageis of Freedom to ;lear~nn. B¢ .this usaholy profession thes Whig' Raql ?? Jmve their living. By those deedt4 of deyilf .thiy have gro n .rich and inoolent,; so that no*w. in .their: pride ...

... at Paris on ace , Tuesday. ad, Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury al -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and he( ?? Samuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). shc The Daily News says it is reported that Lord Naas -C ia to ...

... formations the last will be the most astounding. Thirty years ago the reformers aceepted the supremacy of the whigs, and now the mcenes shift and the whigs are overshadowed by the radicals. Thus the star of whiggery begins to wane. LOtsNI3yPOLEON's M55TASc],-(Z ...

... , took place at Paris on Tuesday. Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and Mr.Sa-unuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). The FvFceman's Journal states that Dr. Cullen, -who is at present ...

... s the last will be the most astounding. Thirty years ago the reformers accepted the supremacy of the whigs, and now the scenes shift, anot the whigs are overshadowed by the radicals. Thus the star of whiggery begins to wane. EXAMINEiB.-Mr ladatons'mission ...

... men like to be considered Reformers, and many regard a desire for change as a sign that they are moving with the times. The Whig leaders warded off the blows of the Radicals by appealing to them in the name of Reform; they have also made Reform a stumbling ...

... attachments of V el the old Whigs to their party leaders could hardly Hbor have entertained a doubt about this ; it is not and the less important, however, that it is now pub- title licly recorded as a fact. To save a Whig chief, rity two the liberties ...

... -Amongst the most dangerous, because the most in- sidious, enemies of a real reform of the representation are to be found the Whigs-statesmen and journalists. Falsely styling themselves Liberal, they are crying out Repub- licanism or Monarchy, ''Democracy ...