... mind of the quasi-bucolic orator, means the utterance of party names,—for there ia something so inflammatory in the words Whig and Tory, that the merest mention of them would be letting the fat in the tire at once, Only let him observe reticence on ...

... manufactory. and a m sketches and prices of var. iout, kinds of Clocks and Timepieces. This work in no arranged that peraons Whig in any part of the world can select the Watch hest adapted for their use; and have it forwarded free and wife by post, direct ...

... influential meeting last night, it was unanimously resolved to bring forward Mr. Thomas Clarke. Men of all shades of politics—Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives—united on one common ground of opposition to Mr. Irving and of support to Mr. Clarke. This is ...

... is far more gratifying to a mixed audience than the language of discontent and impatience. An assembly that included pure Whigs and staunch Radicals would agree in nothing so well as in • complacent review of the triumphs achieved by a combination of ...

... , the Whig ministry was defeated on the propeeal to suspend the constitution of Jamaica. Lord Melbourne resigned, amid Sir It. Peel came back to office. But the famous Bedeliamber Plot upset the hopes of the Peel Ministry, . and the Whigs again came ...

... able to support to borough and £lO county franchise brou,ot ward by Lord John Russell, aud supp o rt-4 • large part of the Whig party,by your later, mutative, by every shade of politiciaus .1. to Mr. John Bright. (Cheers.) I should, 1 be glad to go to ...

... the American nation has not yet taken—they should have done as we did in the years '34 and '35 in the great measure which the Whig o.ivernment passedthey should have paid for them. (Hear, hear.) If the American nation had had the moral to devote some five ...

... SECESSION 750311 THE WHIGS. As our readers are aware, from the sketch of his political career which we gave in Saturday's Examiner, Sir James Graham allied himself with the Whigs on his entrance upon political life; and it was in the Whig ranks, during the ...

... foremast, perhaps, amongst the statesmen of the present century—one of these men to whom we owe much of the services of the Whig Government in 1830. (Cheers.) For you will remember, gentlemen, that it is to Lord Grey, to Lord Durham, to your late repr ...

... especially eel India, on a safe and satisfactory basis. He is staunch politician of the Liberal class, sontettin between a Whig an extreme Radical ; advocate for the extension of the snifter% e• reel:tending with the growing intelligence of Or people ...

... satisfactorily, in spite of the whisk are both openly sod insidiously made ea damage represented as a *diet Chartist to the timid Whig, who that tbe suffrage is far enough; the is told that really, after all, Mr. Hodgson Is as good a Reformer as Mr. Potter; ...

... maybe euthorieed by the proposed Act. —And It Is intesded the Oesapany to tolls, rates, and duties., in respect to their ex. Whig and propoeed railways and other weeks arid conveniences, and to alter eluting Mlle, rates, and duties, and to roofer, vary ...