... A WARNING TO WHIG CHURCHMEN r Such is Morley for Nottingham the heading of an ecstatic article in a recent nu: mber of the Patriot. Your contemporary is in a transport of joy at the mere rospect of seeil this redoubtable champion of the beration Soci ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT A RADICAL’S OPINION OF THE PRESENT who has ing his con- Mr. stituents at Huddersfield, thus, in the course of his h, spoke of the political conduct of the present Cove ernmen' t on the question of Reform :—‘‘ When this Parliament was ...

... lack of the old smartness. The que: siion of Reform some believe to be still the reat difficulty, the rock a- head of the Whigs—is being ventilated “a little more | than division or n Mr. Bain es's Bul usual of late, since the Tbe Head aster of Rugby ...

... the Speaker to the Conservative party. But, on the other hand, the of Mr. Gladstone means the extinction of the Whigs ; for the great Whig aristecratic families already begin to murmur that | | they sce no safeguard against the revolutionary doctrines ...

... win the be merely delaying their fatal hour an Po ; it would his. A Whig alliance means death. It isas fatal as friend- ship of the father of Cesar Borgi If Stanley escapes the Whig trap, England is safe ; if he falls, we are all ost. direct him ” Every ...

... Hi igh-street, Bristol. for Stores. Rent m ARE. SE nee le for a street. inthe centre of the City.—Apply to 8. TOMKINS, 2, “Whig GQ YSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE SOCIETY how to rebeve it. The suffering The salvation how to promote it. The ANNUA Ni intended to ...

... adopted in toto the Whig motto, “ Peace, retrenchment, an Reform;” but not the Whig peace, which sent despatches that set all Europe in uproar (loud cheers), nor such peace as Mr. right would advocate. It wag notorious that the Whigs had always made a muddle ...

... meens jubilant over the returns, and it is clear it sees in them rather a confirmation of what | it is so fond of calling ‘‘the Whig tactics of evasion,” than the promise of a bold democratic policy; while the Daily News points to the rejection of Mr. F. Peel ...

... auctioneer, the legal OF THE PRESS. = WHIGS AND PRIGS. v (From the Pall Mall f “Did you say the gentleman was a p rig, sir?” f ebody once asked of Dr, Johnson. “Worse, sir, som roared that great truly great man—“a Whig ! f but he’s both.” merits of Whiggi ...

... ion of the State, meeting uy m the eral of the e Is 841 he stump sev was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was leading Whig orators. In elected to Ci where, by successive elections, he served until 1853. During this period of service he was and active ...

... point the moral as well as adorn the Itis true that even the “ Liberal” Times, speaking of this Whig-Radical transaction —only too characteristic of Whig - Radicals of every degree who require places—says ‘Of it :— “Jobbery and corruption are discovered ...

... into this most unbecoming retort. The trath is that Chief Justice Monahan is only a true type of a race of judges which the Whig Government, contrary to all propriety and prece- dent, have placed on the Irish Bench. To curry favour with the popular party ...