... public notice, and that the Whigs might preserve the monopoly of Reform. The most assailable point in the Queen’s Speech is evidently the commercial treaty. It ia strange enough that this, as in many other instances, the Whig Cabinet finds strong opposition ...

... io yesterday's Constitution regarded serious blow by the steamshipping interest.” Well, they most thank their friends the Whigs. These bare shewn special ingenuity In the intention of new taxes, and the steam interest betrayed no antipathy the .Budget ...

... plainly refers the Ulster tenant-right, and expressly provides that this Act shall in way affect prejudice that custom.—iV Whig. ...

... the Clergy) Mr. Cardwell’s assigns nothing; so that the liberality here, *ther the justice, is with the Tory, not with tho Whig But let ns put Wfcig and Tory oat the question, and get, can, the Bill. The measure one, and t, or,fortunately, is against ...

... induced to forsake the paths of rectitude.” We commend this important and impartial testimony to the attention of the Northern Whig. Meantime the friends of religion, and of the religious movement to which the happy change is rightly attributed, will read ...

... policy or in principlewho for years held the office bow held by Mr. Gladstone, and who aa Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer was their financial oracle in the Whig contests with O’Connell. Perhaps, however, those liberal” Joornala who saw Tory in Lord Noruanbt ...

... legislation. The Whigs have all but monopolised power and : ace for the lost thirty years, and the agitation connected with church rates is coeval with that monopoly. What attempts have been made to settle the question during the reign of the Whigs? Have they ...

... alluded to onion of the scion of Conservative house (not far from Knowsley) with the daughter of Whig house. This will seem like family tie between Whigs and Conservatives; but happily tho day is passed when politics are carried to extremes which create ...

... exists and of the blood that has been shed there. We do not mean tbs present or soy preceding Government, bat all Governments, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative. Whatever the name ■the system has been the same, and India this moment as much subject of ...

... Protestant element in the Constabulary it is full time they should bestir themselves, and impress upon the Governmeot, whether Whig or Tory, through their representatives Parliament, the necessity of holding out some inducement to the respectable Protestant ...

... the House which the Whigs may gain to their side new acts of gracious self-abnegation. Coalition has done its utmost; and now that the Conservative party umbers nearly one-half of the house, and is being stealily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...

... the sympathies of England with the struggling spirit of Continental Constitutionalism.— Pittit , Canniogile, Conservative, Whig, Coalitionist, or w! atever he may styled, ho is at once a roan feared diplomatists, admired by' monarchs, and favoured with ...