... form a Government. essential difference between the principles of a Whig and those of a Conservative, though there is a great difference between a Radical and a Whig or vative. The Whigs bave endorsed the principles of the Conservatives by their defeat ...

... day reams, while Reform Unions, Foreign Affairs Committees, tions equal to the area of a Blaydon Banqueting Radical Members, Whig Place-huuters, Detoonstration Mee. ings, and other indigenous fungi spring up like Mash or their Toadstool relatives. Let us ...

... company’s business. chairman and some It may also be said, that they krow their others of the directors are more or less of che Whig- Radical school of politics, and that they are only apeing their betters. tut L hold that excuse as of no avail either, the ...

... and Chaplain the first act of his A He is not, we believe, much of a politician in ought to be an additional for his ay way, Whig wants wise, elevation, deacon learned, devoted men: such a map is Arg, ...

... sort has | taken place ; we are still sank in the Tory apathy of many a long year, content to rest ourselves in quict, whilst Whigs and icals are exerting themselves, and the fruit of their labours in success.. I ask if this state has to con- tinue ’ Have ...

... the names constitating Lord Derby’s Cabiaet with an upbiassed eye, they would be bonnd to confess this. If our friends, the Whigs, were to ackuowledge what they secretly know, they also would be bound to con- fess as much. Never since the days of Canning ...

... intensify the ** vices common to the two great governing factions. Lord Derby,” it continued, approaching some ‘‘ of the great Whig houses, in order to ascertain whether it is possible to combine power in a ce ‘* Cabinet, as it bas been already combined in ...

... close. A short time, however, will deter- mine. Prussia has secured another victory—this time over the Bavarian army. ——— The Whigs, who have uniformly made Reform a stalk- ing horse are trotting their hobby into a pace, that singularly for them, indicates ...

... but by the true sons of genius, whose escutcheons have long been self-blazoned in| the sight of the world. After the recent Whig creations this bestowat of a coronet is au act of particvlar | timeliness and propriety. Few individuals of our tim@ have | ...

... Trish family, whose history went back to the twelfth century. starting public life in company with the leader of the idinburgh Whig Speculative Society, he oecupied a prominent position in the rants of the demonstrative W higs—having acied as Chauceilor of ...

... may be had at the Reduced Prices at the Dai/y Journal N castle-upon- 1 a 4 Just Published, Price ighteenpence RIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL’S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY By DOUBLEDAY Author of the ‘* True Law of Population,” ‘‘ Financial ...

... of a new era of con- stitutional government, and, we hope, a new con- | dition of English politics, in which coustitutional Whigs and Conservatives will be found one iu action, as they long have been ove in name. The Conservatives have been anxious to bave ...