... leader of party ; and if the Whig party, or least that portion who follow him, wish me to give them one telling proof of their incompetence, I should say yon are green enough to listen to Bright. (Tremendouscheering.) The Whig party are naturally of a bad ...

... aocusatioD brought against him Tory and some Whig organs that was guilty of diutuling to the representatives of the nation, bad uo foundation whatever in fact and was charge grossly unjust. It sms poor deviue of some Whig families who were jealous his great ...

... difficulties in the way, that revolution possibly of a most disastrous character would be required to frighten both Tories and Whigs into compliance. Now, 1 believe the vast majority of working men are averse to extreme measures, from the fact that they would ...

... to blame, and * brib~ 'lr 110no- 'argument against an |.of th O 'Ns - Mfencreiff defined iapohe, ° of a Ltiberal of the old Whig school-one ea t some uamo~rtap~e .tothe traditions of the Cso' H l~ sasbi~ ijt ,Frankeie Anoerica, er Preasla -we could remodel ...

... countrymen.** OUR NEW INDUSTRIES—THE RAILWAY without precedent, m the present Attorney-General, Mr WORKS. Sortie, wee elected ee a Whig, joined the Tories, and waa, No. 111. (CoxcLuaiox.) without any temple or hentatioD, aant back by hia Galwny Th » machinery ...

... _words of an authority which ; I have _studied a good deal _,-and which I commend to ; the _attention r of -those of _-the Whig ' party _that have _not _as yet _seen - their way _-to _^ _support - the _progress _^ of . what _' . we ' call • • _Reform ...

... from this side having checked the downward • movement _. Baltic _flax _is the _turn _. easier on the week . — _Northern _. _Whig . ...

... new reform bill, desired to strengthen their own intermediate position forming an alliance with certain of the ariatoeratie Whigs, hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible it it may seem, they are said bare cherished hopes alienating lets personage ...

... wader Tea. Halt-Prie W s PART 1. It Ida al/ 1414 ) Pauly-Witness. (Elijah). Mr Hn. . W b.—Mr Woos. AEA Mr US! as Wailer Whigs Pram'. Mr }Madams PATIT-WETIOCI. da }Mr Pam. Trumpet Clato - by..31, Wow% PART 11. Miss Huai Mr has for Das& of Brahma ...

... made to him, and that, in the meantime, the vacant office has been conferred on Mr Alston, son of a Herefordshire gentleman of Whig principles, who was formerly a member of the House of Commons, and a personal friend of Lord Palmerston, but has long since ...

... to stimulate disaffection, and if a row should take place attempts will be to hold us responsible for the evils which the Whigs have left u» as a legacy in Ireland as everywhere else. Government is taking all proper precautions, of course ; and will supported ...

... place at our disposal, the wasteful expenditure which everybody has denounced for the last six or seven years, but which the Whig Government made no effort curtail, is cut down, it may confidently reckon upon general support. Mr Du Cane evidently entertains ...