... this county to be a Whig was to-insure rejection. Now it appears that nothing but a Whig will'suit. I therefore maintain with great respect that it is The leaders of opinion in this country who have changed, and not me. The Whigs have never given anything ...

... to the Whigs (loud - cheers). Why? For a very simple 'reason; because they . have for nearly a quarter of a century of unbroken administration been our deadly enemies; Plates to a few, and destruction to the people,' has been the motto of Whig rule (cheers) ...

... jarring and contrary voices—these cross, conflicting signs ? In both counties the Whigs are apparently the object of popular disfavour; yet in one county it is the Whig candidate who relies for support on the popular interest, while in the other the ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging -out has ended, which will not be until next month.—Northern Whig. - FARNINGHAM GREAT FAlR.—Yesterday the great annual fair of Farningham, which is one of the first of the Kent autumnal cattle ...

... gentleman whom the Whig chose as afit.instru.ment to do Radical work, has in the most unmistakeable way repudiated any share in the scheme. In a letter to the News Letter, the Conservative journal, Mr. Mulholland, to whom the Whig paid the dubious compliment ...

... appeared at first rather curious that four or five months beforehand Rome should have been selected as the trysting-place of the Whig - Radical chiefs. But to indulge such a surprise was to ignore the proverbial courage of Earl RUSSELL and the illimitable ambition ...

... start from the period when both parties, Tory and Whig, were awakened to civilised ideas of tolerance and righteous government. Looking back on the last thirty years, how does the account stand? The Whigs have been in power, with very little intermission ...

... shall find, in the present Cabinet, no indifference to their desires, no lukewarmness, no want of sympathy—the parent vices of Whig administration everywhere. The Anglo-American provinces have a peculiar claim to such solicitude. They are not, like our other ...

... that were moved to . the Reform Bill that was brought in by them yon will find that they were moved by scions of the principal Whig families of the country, and when they moved amendments • for the defeat of a measure of which they did not apprerve, I ask ...

... find in the Established Churh a barrier to their policy of ascendancy, political, ecclesiastical, and spiritual. The Northern Whig contains a statement that Professor 31`Cosh has given notice of his intention to introduce the subject of intermediate education ...

... absurcl that a 2 Government should claim credit, for these. results; but all Governments do it. Even-in England. has not the Whig Government, and especially Mr. Gladstone, repeatedly made political eapital out of the fact that the sun shone, corn grew, ...

... applicable to universal s uffrage ; and yet the reform he really demands, to retain the least chance of being patronised by the Whigs, must be far short of manhood suffrage. The same reform platform exhibi+s men of very advanced Opinions, such as Mr. Beales ...