... late become so numerous as to demand specific appellation. The term Conservative reaction has excited the merriment of our Whig and Radical contemporaries who declare that they are unable to understand its significance; and as county after county and ...

... theatre, explained that eacli not know that any riulovoluuie hitherto pub- . f . ty ,i p. ,d m the most dangerous mines of whig of stage was placed “gasman.” whose sins contains tliem. Ills will seen Knglaud, where the discharge of tire damp givatest ...

... the work, under Mr. Humbert's direction, and is getting out the ground preparatory for the concrete foundation. We (Northern Whig) hear with satisfaction that there is a movement among the tenantry of the late Mr. Sharman Crawford for the erection of a ...

... surrounded with dignitaries for the benefit of the Upper Ten Thousand*? not a word against it would be heard from the Whigs. Legislative enactments are now the sovereign balm for all our woes, and it is necessary consequence of toadyism. When language ...

... out on his own recognisances in 4:100, to appear at the Assizes. The Court then adjourned. There was no excitement whatever.— Whig. tironort Bosco.—We observe by advertisement in another oilman that this eminent professor of natural magic, gives one of his ...

... grope, and Ministers may lend an underhand aid, but for all this Reform is laid. now not even a promise. It is to remain a Whig finality until some future Consei vative Ministry shall see their clear way to satisfy a just and real demand for amendment ...

... again to Lord and his party, that the foundations of the national Church were not destroyed with Ministerial connivance by Whig Radical legislation last session. Under these circumstances, it is vain for the Times and the Globe to sneer at the contest ...

... progress which is synonymous with organic change and reconstruction. The Whig interpretation is rejected; and Whig weakness needs no further explanation. Enthusiasm for the Whigs has been long extinct, ir it can be said to have ever truly existed ; passion ...

... islsits, auld bear tclederly: Not ewvaylls- to tills factioui or to thati Not nakissg Sle issigh place tile lawless perch Of, whig'cd asmiations, nor a vaitsg-grugdii For plcasure; bet thero' ll this tract of ears Weasiiag tihe while ?? of a blamieles 111 ...

... subject was a delicaite one. Out- ralV lawved, or- attempted to have been outlawed, by an alien cir, Minlistry, sod deprived by a Whig Minister of the common wei right of every man to defend his person aud his hcmne--to del address the pecople of Dublin on the ...

... that it is impossible to say where Blue ends and Yellow begins. The Whig !cotter, Lord PALIIMSTON, commenced life a Tory ; the Conservative leader, Lord DERBY', commenced life a Whig, and there is a very general opinion, especially amongst some of the ...

... prevailing through the manufacturing districts is just hinted at as a partial misfortune resulting from temporary causes; and the Whig got-up speech winds up with the usual formalities about the estimates and so forth. If Her Majesty’s Ministers get through ...