... WHIGS KEEP MOVING. Keep moving, says Coventry; Keep moving, says Tamworth. Such we take to be the sense expressed by these Liberal constituencies. It is keep moving, and not notice to quit, which is different; for we fancy that the hottest Tory ...

... proceeded to consider tlieflltt i lllMlSNltZthe carnageterias, of granite ma Whig decided (the fine for neglecting contract Is per tun, and the account, to be - M thl y), the Surveyor read his report on the in the district as follows :- - To Me Chairman ...

... said— ' He was a Tory, a good old Tory, and hated Whig the devil hated holy water.' He appealed to the passions of the crowd, ascribing the cause of all the wide distress to the maladministration of the Whig Government, who had introduced and brought about ...

... we not for a moment believe. cannot forget doings the Whig leaders in former days, nor the cause of the quarrel between tbem and the ultra-Radical section. Domination is the be-all and end-all of Whig ambition, aad so long the liberal party were content ...

... your face. They were vexed with the Whigs on two grounds—the first being the French Treaty, which deprived Coventry ribbons of protection, and the second, as alleged, the Government is constituted of mere Whigs, who have, through their mouthpiece ...

... leading organ of the Tories ? The Whig gentlemen who took part in the proceedings at the Temperance Hall on Monday, and the Three Crowns the following day, are thus photographed:— Now we see these very gentlemen [the Whigs] standing on opposite tack, quietly ...

... core ! People cannot be blind to the fact, when they see, as on Monday last, in one ward Radical separating from Whig, and in another, Whig fighting against Radial, whilst handbills were circulated, bearing extracts from a contemporary, setting forth the ...

... that that policy was all that could be wished; that it could not be found fault with ; and that it was the intention of the Whigs to pursue a similar The Conservative tendencies of the country are too elearly dev Devonport, a Government eloped to admit ...

... Council Meeting, held the Ist instant, tinged as it was an acrimonious feeling, was most amusing as supplying an example how the Whigs and their Radical colleagues affect to preserve their consistency, and withdraw from public notice a scheme, which the public ...

... of the great Liberal party,' which was for ever to put an extinguisher upon Conservatism, and inaugurate a fourth decade of Whig- Radical domination. Were any bold enough to doubt this unity, they were bid to wait until the first of November, when—in the ...

... the public are beginning to speculate upon the financial policy of the Government; and although we have little faith in the Whigs, and do not believe they will lo one jot more than they can help—but play over again the game of the last few Sessions, bidding ...

... economy of the Whig faction. Were all prophecies to come true, these among the rest would undoubtedly be fulfilled ; but we venture to predict quite the contrary — we venture to say that, on the strength of the assumed weakness of the Whigs, Mr. Disraeli ...