... opportunity it had of standing upon the principle of property, ving it was a grave matter for the consideration of the Er,at Whig party whether, agreeing as they did with the present Gov rnment upon that principle, they would hand over this question to ...

... will yet shak , .. the country to its centre? lord RUSSELL, who, true to the tactics and the immorality of the Whigs. proves himself, as Whigs generally are, violent democrats out of office, but stern Conservatives when within its gilded lattices. Mr. and ...

... themselves. Is it not disgusting to see arrayed against as a or two of our native tower emaciated with Chartist, Tory. and Whig Churchman Heathen, and Dissenter! The component parts of this motley( group betrays ambition without honour, rapacity without ...

... broad, simple, and just. This principle, as enunciated by Mr. Bright, has been assailed most severely by the organs of the old Whig party. They labour to prove that a poor-rate franchise in England, and still more so in Scotland, would be anomalous, and produce ...

... sufficiently forgotten the slippery conduct of Lord John Russell, to put much faith in him. But he too is In advance of the whigs of 1832, and their descendants ' Their once favourite leader now goes too far for them, and . yet not quite far enough for ...

... political principles of this noble lord are it is of COLMe dtflieult to as in his place in Parliament he votes ineiffetently for Whig or Tory. though always for her Majesty's Government. The Indies of the home. . hold are of course, exempt from political change ...

... said the dedsadaat kicked him cm the previous Tuesday. Fined ls. and costs. THRIATERING A linitarr. Jona was charged with Whig and threatening words towards Hoary Hewlett, one of County Court bailiffs. The bad taken the d.- • so pci ow previous Tassday ...

... Brougham will never die. Ye sellers of oats and pigs— Ye sellers of pigs and oats, Did the markets fall with the brutal Whigs, And how are ye off for notes? 0! Short-horn, Devon, and Tup_ There is plenty of gold in town — It's pleasant to think the ...

... souls. To govern a free State, rulers must be honest, and do good even without a pressure rrom without. The Tories and the Whigs are about to be pitted against each other; not as hmther to, for their own selfish and personal ends, but for the public weal ...

... principles of this noble Lai d are, it is, of course, difficult to say, as in his place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, though always for her Majesty's Government. The L;,,ites : of the Household are, of course, exempt from pulil:cat ...

... and which cannot be well preserved in liquid media.—Athenceum. We are informed that at a meeting of the head:3 of the old Whig party, on Saturday, it was determined that Lord John Russell should move a resolution as an amendment upon the motion for the ...

... friends it it the odds web* stedeek. ia assabare i ands person by sed th se e moiety, they threish the deeds et Ile so the loam Whig; ' sea hos to ths &heel-rem. NIL whets stead TS sat deans sad Ise. awl Ihsenel essmatihissi u m vide e t. D. Proullt. At Ws ...