... upon policy tow: 3, thas the Whi P was attribu solely to less, and that the final breach and the pt of law and good faith by s Whig The Telegraph denies Mr. Bright’s premises, and refuses $0 admit his conclosions on some of the topics of his speech, fa hapefnl ...

... and then do exactly as the present else than 4 vague is doing ? Can they discover anythin; ly i ut Mr, Gladstone in all the Whig dread of ‘democracy,’ which y is even accused of fostering? Or can they find fo t be Torquay mecting ai ing, in Old Li ut any ...

... for peace would be to recognise the nation- ality of the THe Richm ond papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. Blair, The Whig the Blairs deserve hanging. The ‘Examiner warns the Government against fraternising with individual enemies and spies, and ...

... express those convic- tions were Cunservative or Liberal, (Applause.) If a man were Conservative be could not see what right a Whig landlord had to prevent him from giving ex to his views; and of course the same remark wou on the other tice (Hear, hear.) ...

... narrative of well-known events in order to; make t! ware with their Sehol Radical, told hie that’ with ’ were far onest thay 6. Whigs, The fo rmer endewvoured to pass jefeated nm it ed ab wken ‘t wore in ap) office alowed their the eountry. ‘The latter ill ...

... exhorting his hearers to tally the support of the to bring in their members at the head of le Mr. Benyon responded, taunting the Whigs with their which he inaction es jally on the subject ,of Reform, the Conservatives in no way opposed. He refused, however, ...

... aresorry to say that the question of water is not in a happier eondition at Plymouth than the question of fire. The distinguished Whigs who assemble at our Guildhall are so far like their distinguished leader in Downing-street that, while the latter has become ...

... Tad ‘Whigs made than that ork a =. UNNING. OFF WITH.AN any that’ is’ simple and intelligible. ran off with ‘very poor altho Trith Court of it’ mustered: two or three which | for’ a' seat were | stayed ‘becktme, as° t be. There ' was made. a ‘Whigs made ...

... for that bo , have chosen Mr. aywood, of the firnrof wood, Brothers, and Co., election, | ¢ thecomin; is op . T. f sland the Whig can forward in the interest of Potter, who comes re Th e Conservatives of Maidstone | ° cal, ian | are to the candidature of ...

... views of policy, sacrificed our own palpable violated the faith-of treaties, and, to speak the truth, Paid the just penalty Whig mismanagement and m of in earnest. The islands,’ sa; roads: a Correspondent, are the late rains remain unre} ruined by Bat ...

... declared” them upon former occasions, in the following terms :— Ata time when it is the fashion to say that there is tween a Whig and a Tory, to think that there isan approximation in ies in country, ve tween the two there is a real, if not wide disti: ...

... improvement of hon. member fur the of the same time for the to have remembered history of the years had been that of af tact, a Whig in office was an ugly no hope was Bold. out of tho remavel ot the’ nie vances against was of the oe of the malt to to this ...