... United Kingdom was blessed with material prosperity which could not in any way attributed to the free trade measures of the Whig Government Now, Mr. Bright, or men of his class, had never had the courage or truthfulness to point out that since the Reform ...

... central tran- sept has been called The Giant's Causeway. Touching the Rubsell Besignation. — We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is hke the old French Guard — he dies, but never surrenders. Disinterested Advice. — Outside Madame -Rachel's establishment ...

... thi* Liberal inititutloo baa become glaring and inconvenient of late, and ha* so struck borne even men of high position in the Whig rank*, that some modification mitigation of the may Here, indeed i* fitting subject for eager reformex*. Even our vigorous ...

... Ml*. Bright's Saturday Reviler'' turn into sugar-plums for the refreshment of the assailed Times. hcn we say all papers, Whig and Tory, unite together like the showman's happy family cat and mouse and bird and serpent, we can only repeat Mr. Puff's ...

... seriously upon the effect which this new bone of contention likely to produce. The Tories are unquestionably with the South, the Whigs have a strong tendency towards tho same side; while the division palpably in the ranks of advanced Liberals. Let these lectures ...

... 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 ...

... Bookham-street, Hoxton, London. Just publish-I. Price I*., REASONS FOR BEING A CONSERVATIVE, and for Opposing the present Whig- Liberal Ministers ; a Conservative. Norwich: Matchett and Stevenson. London: C. Michell and Co. THE LoEIOESTEK JOURNAL ALMANACK ...