... the whole power the Executive in their own hands, during the entire of ten years, over which his criticism extends. It was a Whig-Radical Coalition which involved us in war with Russia. It wasalsoaWliig-Radical Coalition which involved us in war with Persia ...

... landlords. Moreover, there Is a pretty general opinion now-a-days that the difference between the modern Tory and the modern Whig Is very slight indeed, and that in some respects that difference is decidedly in favour of the former. There are not a few ...

... violations of of parliament passed for the purpose of suppressing those party displays which disturb the peace of Ireland. Our Whig) correspondent in Londonderry says that Mr. John Martin, local crown solicitor, applied to the nagistrates fur summonses cgainat ...

... press, in reference to such defeats os that sustained last week in South Lancashire. The process is exceedingly simple. Is it a Whig that is beaten? Forthwith the “ advanced liberals” declare it is entirely owing to his half-and-half creed. Is it a radical ...

... him, and vote against him. What reaction means, we should have thought, requires no explanation. 'When we see the school of Whig Statesmen dying out absolutely with. out successors, ant recruiting its ranks with adherents like Sir Robert Peel and Sir Roundell ...

... black oats; R. and H. Adama sacks oats; J. R- Phillips and Co., 1 hhd ; Order w butter. sucks flour, sacks oatmeal, 2 casks whig' v hS« clue, 2 casks laid, casks 6 cases biscuits, 1 ~.J boxes eggs, 99 pigs, 230 cattle, 728 sheep. »» FALMOUTH. August 20 ...

... steadily for Lord Palmerston, and the other steadily for Lord Derby. Unless, therefore, there is no difference at all between the Whig and Tory parties, the mere assumption of neutrality by the two candidates explains nothing. However, it is absurd to look to ...

... people are the best judges of their own necessities. Everything is now merged into the question of taxation ; and the effect of Whig government has been almost to double this! While they shout liberty and progress, they plunder the nation! For long years the ...

... demand retrenchment in trumpet tones; but not until the people, with a unanimous voice, demand it; and Governments, be they Whig or Tory —it matters little which for this purposewill have to obey the behest or forfeit the confidence of all. As we have ...

... The whole crime of Ireland at the last assizes, united in one calendar, would not present such a frightful picture.—Northern Whig. French and English Fishermen. —On Friday the Jxvby gunboat, commanded by Lieutenant Viccary—which is stationed upon the north-east ...

... window, made a complaint to the (y•ropauy'a officers stpon reaehiag the next station. William Halerwol, the itt.rl. &posed to Whig milled to the carriage in gueetim. and thar, on the condition of the pri‘oner, he immediately handed him over to one of the ...

... Liverpool and London, Royal, and Lancashire offices to the amount of £6,900. The value of the entire building is £lo,ooo.—AurtAsrn Whig. ...