... will do the work of Lord PALMERSTON and the Whigs, and not the work of the Church- Lord ParyersToxN will not promote the Church's interests in parliament, neither will his Bishops do #0 in their dioceses. Whig Premiers will make no Bishops but such as will ...

... might thereby provoke from certain of the palace members of the cabinet, the author of all mischief”—as the Stafford House Whigs love to call him—held out the promise active support trom his old allies of the Manchester school. Mr. Cobden agreed to become ...

... learn to think, home thrift, and, above all, self respect. Bui they are nonthe'logical, non-poliii ...

... MR. ('i],‘\l)S'[()S}LL‘O.\'SlDF.RS. Tir Whigs were never remarkable for an obstinate adherence t o their finaucial projects. They gather togcther from the list of dutypaying articles a ho &% of minor commodities, and propose either t © abolish or reducc ...

... clect these commons. This senti' gent of mine you will not endorse. Beitso. lonly ~ ask you to tolerate it, whilst wishing the Whigs and their Budget, and their Treaty, well through the I breakers. I g Tre Mixirs' Dervration.—The miners’ deputa- | tion to ...

... ry rhetoric heard within the walls of St. Steernen’s for many years. Lord ParmerstoN will find that many of his staunchest Whig followers will be out and out Tories in next week's debate. Cotton knows no politics, says Lancashire, and so says every country ...

... wi,h imereat The iwo. a J: , otflw '■•om November, >n passing the bill t,r ,b instrumenial ih« reform of the represemaMvi* Whig minis?rvT- ,o E, , '« in bourne was and Viscount *s dissolved hy vv ir P,V, lV** * government Sir R. i^ V , 'o IV., in November ...