... secur; by soothing promises. He has very distinct told them that a Whig Ministry belongs to political species as extinct the dodo, and tL great harm would be done to the country the whole Whig party were deposited in W» minster Abbey. He has never coucealed ...

... were not met to _discuss Parliamentary Reform generally , _as that question had been happily settled in the _affirmative , Whig and Tory both _agreeing that there should be an _extension of the _franchise . • There waa plenty of _roam for difference of ...

... Congress; and is now seen to fraught with the utmost danger. What “the Tories would have done, we cannot say, but what the Whigs have done is clear—they have alienated the South, and yet managed to offend the North. We have not seen the last or the worst ...

... expense of managing the trust, the interest upon the capital sum will give £l2 year each to about thirty-five persons.— Northern Whig. Female Fenians.— lt may not be generally known that there are female Fenians on the move through some towns and districts ...

... s are not new to the country, and with! t the country 'they do not outweigh a 'rushlight. | f Mr Bouverie, true to his old Whig love, is to vote for the second reading; and, as a whole, f the Government majority is estimated, as | I we said yesterday ...

... their tails betwixt their legs, at the first show of opposition, and who for ho acting are the contempt and laughing-stock of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. The number of these independent men are increasing every day. Mr Bouverie. the member for Kilmarnock; ...