... Manchester connexion, whose efforts in his favour have been, thus far, successful,should have sufficient influence with tome future Whig Secretary to procure his complete liberation, and to place him in a position in which may commence ani ther courtship, and ...

... who equally nsises the “cry” of both Liber.ilisui and Dissent in danger,—are turning upon Lord PAIMBiiaTON and those other Whig reuegades wh'o have meanly patted ibe ‘Libera ion men on the back, ht rcceiil Conference of i*ie expiring Lib, ratton Sociely ...

... artifice being necessary to draw back the nation to Conservatism, he dors good service to the State who, while he keeps the Whig flag aloft, steers his unsuspicious crew into the Tory harbour. It will be pdroi'ted, we hope, by all our readers, that such ...

... Cjjc Pail. SATURDAY. JANUARY 16. 1864. Whig-Radical and Peeliie pandering and TRUCKLING to the imperious behests and insolent menaces of the Washington Government have received another significant and humiliating illustration in the Court of Exchequer ...

... borough. ' With those complaints, however, we have no concern. | When rogues fall out, honest men come by their own and when Whigs and Radicals fight over the loaves and fishes, we may reasonably hope that the quarrel ...

... Liverpool—the hereditary j champions of what are called 11 Liberal” principles— to reconcile themselves, best they may, to the ' Whig process of pitchforking,” by which men who have no pretensions, the score of social position or of public services, to aspire ...

... Liverpool agreed with | than “murder,” WRIGHT was hung,and Townley ,hs Chief Magistrate, and the whole Corporation, j , 1 Tory, Whig and Radical —backed at the Assizes w s reprieve . er Majesty’s Judges—all refuse from that day to One more, one final Plea ...

... lle m aovfrnment to which Ireland has been system .t.cally officer —At the Police-court, Wednesday, John j, . t .. icr the Whigs, and sp cially condemned tho Renniaon, officer of the borough police, was brought in , polli tntnt which had b.en made Lord ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1864. Royal Speeches on the Opening of Parliament are, proverbially, flat, stale, and unprofitable.” Under Whig-Radical management they have become worse and worse every year ; and, unless some change in their form and substance is to ...

... given the country the right cue,” in every sense : Firstly, regards the palpable and humiliating truckling of our shuffling Whig-Radical Government to Washington behests: They illegally seized j property worth from £250,000 to £300,000 some five months ...

... resolutions to the effect that the policy of the present Government, begun .y rB B° bv the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government has led to constant wars, which have culminated the burning of Kagosima and the massacre at Soochow ; that the ...

... those of his immediate predecessor, and the Opposition is so far strengthened. At Durham an advanced Liberal succeeds the late Whig Attorney- General, Sir William Atherton, and is, certainly, no gain to the Palmerston administration. The Collection of the ...