... habits and practices of industry to mere political speculation we trust the Government of the day, whether Conservative or Whig, will have wisdom and firmness enough to suppress the agitation sum- marily. The condition of Ireland is too thriving and happy ...

... VPrnn * cnt themselves when they were out of office lie bad alwars protested against that blind and suicidal policy of the Whigs, by which they refused eon cession after concession until they bad disgusted and broken up their party. They aimed at resuscitating ...

... the Liberal government themselves when they were out of office. He bad protested aeainst that blind and suicidal policy the Whigs, by which they refused concession after concession until they had disgusted and broken up their party. They aimed at resuscitating ...

... Druids. A word of advice to working men from those who are theirtrue friends sometimes not without fruit; and although the Whigs claim all the working clas?es specially their own, we have fear but that our advice will reach their ears. tee it stated in ...

... wT\ tions that might be addressed to them. _4 Mr. Alfred Giles soid he had recently ?? in ...

... the 4th are at hand. Obsequium amicos, vet Has odium parit. Hard truths do not suit the electors of Stroud; nothing but Whig soft sawder will go down. Mr. Hobsman has been doing the part of the candid man to his constituents .* he has told them plain ...

... admirer of the Whig Government and their way*; that he accuses them of vacHlatiou, want earnestness, political selfishness, and incompetency. The men of Stroud are the champions unfortunate cause. It is so rarely that anybody out of the Whig clique has a ...

... the meeting what hi. principle. . Hers man (laughter 1. Will anybody that prepared reall were (laughter and cheers) Were they Whig. Kadical, KfcL 1 ® . ,ell >* • ,lot Conservative ? (A Voice Neither,” and laughter.) .“.‘f ,‘ *?“ * fore 1 ' ...

... witness tk« sundering of old ties. The conferment of this honour binds the new peer over to the Whigs. He has cast off his Peelite skin, and become] a Whig pur et simple. Henceforth Lord Palmerston holds him ia adamantine chains, and we can no more look ...

... He wished the right hon. gentleman would tell the meeting what his principles really were (laughter and cheers). Were they Whig, Radical, or Conservative ? (A Voica : Neither, and laughter.) He did not represent the views of the Liberals of the borougb ...

... some ways the Secretary for War deserved well of the country — in many ways he deserved well of the Whigs. Not that the member for South Wilts was ever a Whig pure and simple, but this is, perhaps, the very reason why Lord Pal- merston should send him to ...

... that the borough of Leicester will in its torn break off its connection with Radicalism. is quite possible, however, that the Whigs may make a desperate effort to recover lost ground and delay their impending downfal. We trust, therefore, that the Conservatives ...