... in this borough, but throughout England, as will effectually prevent all further paltering with this question, either by a Whig or Tory government. I am, your obedient servant, JOHN E. BARNARD. Rodborough, Feb. 13th, 1866. TEE CATTLE PLAGUE. To dm Editor ...

... imprisoned for a noble devotion to the cause of the people—a period of ostracism not only for Radicals but for Whigs—a period in which the moderate Whig was suspected of revolutionary designs—a period darkened by the vices of the Regency—s period darkened by ...

... determined hostility to the Reform bill in every stage. They are no doubt greatly incited to this course by the example of the Whig deserters.' The country, however, will probably speak out before the second reading. Already great meetings have been held ...

... present circumstances be in power, either the Tories or the Whigs must buk in the sunshine of office. Now, from time immemorial they had the Whigs in and the Tories out, or the Tort s in and the Whigs out; but never yet h d the people, except in a few brief ...

... yon knot —l'll answer for the Unions. In the old Tory times ti ere was never a pup belonging to a Lingon but would howl if a Whig came near him. The Lingou blood is good, rich, old Tory Mimi—like good rich milk; and that* why, when the right time comes ...

... Radical ha fought and beat poor I.ascene., I believe, But all the while did counterfeit, whilst latiOing In hi. ;Dere. The Whigs made Heatheote's sire • Paw, and Lord Lieutenant too, But why should such thine interfere with what • man should do? Not NO ...

... in their own extinguishment. To bring in a measure which would add to Tory hostility the personal opposition of interested Whigs would have been to invite almost certain defeat ; and to keep the two branches of opposition separate was the exercise of a ...

... of the time were ominous. The Bourbons had been driven from the throne of France ; the Reform Bill had been carried ; the Whigs had come into power ; a hill for the suppression of the Irish sees was in contemplation; and some of the most important and ...

... number of valuable and interestiog papers have been read, and the venerable Lord Brougham has been among the speakers. The old Whig Oboe has oome to an inglorious end, having on Thursday passedi into the possesion of the Conservatives. The Liverpool Chamber ...

... Amerioa—all of them persons who came over to Ireland, as the authorities believe, on Fenian business. It is rumoured that the old Whig Olobe has been bought by the Carlton Club, and will honorforth appear as a Tory organ. There was a collision at the Itohi•gfield ...

... tide over the diffioulties of a single complete session, we should have heard nothing of these overtures to the Moderate Whigs, and instead of making an elaborate attempt to prove that Liberal-Conservatism and Conservative-Liberalism were one and ...

... body ofhie fellow countrymen It could not be that a bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be mach danger in a bill brought in by a member of the house of Bedford, and supported by the C ...