... Peel’s Committee, has ended in such an exposure as is positively sickening for any man of moderate political purity to read. Whigs and Tories are alike, and it is difficult to say whether those who bribed at the elections for Berwick, a few only of whose ...

... draughts of in the Commons. The £6 householders should speak out if they desire the franchise, for both Tories and recreant Whigs such as Earl Grey will in due time give a significant interpretation to their silence. After Easter there will be a perfect ...

... M'Cormick, the eminent railway contractor, moderate Conservative; the other candidates-were Mr, Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer, a RadfeqlV the Whig was nowhere on the poll, and was a between Messrs. M'Cormick and Greer, the Conservative winning majority ...

... possibility of his return to his ancient friends, for the present he seems to have settled down for ever into the Whig-Radical ranks—the envy of the Whigs, the admiration of .Manchester, a mystery to the Tories. He is a mystery to more than the Tories. Nine men ...

... “extinct Satans,*' which the Tories wrestled with in the pre- Reform period of the present century. That democracy of which the Whigs made such good use, and to which they paid such great court when it suited their purpose so to do, is now monster, hideous ...

... farm is in some instances up to the point which far exceeds the rates paid in the days of the first Napo'eon. The Niorthern Whig remarks: Buttsr is a ready sale at 124e the cwt. tor prirme, being the highest price known for forty years past ; and pork ...

... is to be his future position That of Whig Chief when Lord Palmerston quits the box, is one of the prognostications afloat. should say, in that case, the leader would worthy of the party. But we augur that the Whigs will prefer a man possessing more ballast ...

... to allow thi present bill to pass, Aat the 4'aestioQ or Reform would no longer obstruct his battles his oli antagonists the Whigs; others among the Tory opposition would also willingly give it thfeir support; biit he fcaife ...

... of his kingdom. For much of the present complications, Europe is indebted to the time-serving and truckling policy of-the Whig Ministry. The doubtful advantages a commercial treaty blinded them to all other considerations. They fondly that the Emperor ...

... this, we suspect, consists the sinfulness of that estate into which the kon. gentleman has fallen in the eyes of timorous Whigs and reform-, hating Tories. Speaking of the moderation the p eople had displayed with reapect to their political rights for ...

... family which ha* on more than one occasion taken an active part in the Liberal~« perhaps it would iS more correct say the old Whig MR. GEORGE THOMPSON. absence in India, and long bodily affliction—of Mr. George Thompson upon our public platforms hailed by ...

... been received great boon l>y the working classes. This, would have been unpalatable both with the Conservatives and the old Whigs, who profess to see even the smallest extension of the franchise the' introduction the thin: end of revoh-i tionary wedge, ...