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... that, if the country does not desire to march rapidly forward, it still less desires to go backwards. At the same time, the Whigs would just now do well to act upon the proverb which tells us not to hallon before -we are out of the wood. The elections are ...
... towns, 52,628. In Ireland there are 173 172 electors in counties, and 30,673 in cities and boroughs. Mr. Bass, of Burton, the Whig member for Derby, announced his intention of addressing his constituents in the Lecture Hall of that town, at seven o'clock ...
... to the poll. In Westminster the Radicals have chosen Gnosvxxon and MILT, as their representatives-the former a scion of the Whig House of bWasrossess-raco, and the latter a yhilosopher, a remarkably clever man, and what is termed an Oniginal Thinker ...
... or when the Poles, whom we ad incited to rebellion, were left to be butchered by the Russians. The impunity with which the Whigs have been permitted to lower the character of the English nation broad, will establish a precedent that may at some future ...
... has accordingly c eith Mr. Baaley. At Edinburgh Mr. lect eesl espeatad his speech against reform by Blsie his qat There, two whigs, the lord-advo- bile. 13lack, were opposed to tswo advanced ieaal%, aeel tie toko parties nowv share the represen- loc. Dr ...
... team as that which was lately dismissed. London, to begin with, has sent one or two new men, who will not always answer to the Whig whip. Mr. Mill will take the liberty of thinking for himself ; Mr. Hughes is pledged to be the spokesman of the working classes ...
... llaD.court. RjjWmViZD nMASoBI BY A RAX)WAL, m H B POLI T IC0S OF TH E PEOPLE. T By Q';E OF Tao9ELVES. Part I., Price S0. The Whig's Confession-ily Droom-Stop that, AUStraUli-TTe ?? America-MlyTemptatiou -About that SadlDog, Tearein-TotheRight Hoa. WV.E ...
... and, lastly, hereditary rights. In these cays of transition politics the Tory was dead, arnd what was called the Liberal or Whig was nothing hut a more sham, while the Conservative wag sincere and consistent in the great principles which he advocated. ...