... of the doom of Count Stanizlas. Signor Mazzini's letter to the Romans is about to be made the ground of a pwosecution agaist Whig by the Government of Italy. ...

... Republic for which has done so much shall again have come into existence. Ever since the great Beform Bill of 1832 was passed the Whigs have been accused of tendency to centralisation somewhat at variance with their liberal professions. However convenient a ...

... description likely to barn was removed as far as possible from the screen. The panels of deal which formed the hack of the gallery Whig the road were smashed away as fast as the men could ply their members, but the lames set them on fire so fast that the mem ...

... have any use sufficient to counterbalance the very great annoyance which they inflict upon the prosperous and the orderly. Whigs need only a little encouragement from Liberals like Mr. Neate, only a little of the intellectual support which men like him ...

... use of open-air meetings. If we abolish them, one of two consequences will inevitably follow, and we leave tlae'Tories and Whigs who sympathise with them to take their choice. Either the people will hold the meetings in defiance of the law, or they will ...

... (ic/dellh line uready been fblly reported), as to his attendance in London at the layhulg the foundation stone of the Smalley Whig of the Licensed Victuallers'AS5-yisn, which was received with much plessure. After the attention of the meeting had been for ...

... face of tho fair Transatlantic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had sub- mitted to a dictation which ...

... law public opinion went along with her throughout her Struggle. Divided we are most other topics, we have never been either Whig, or Tories in our response to the cry, Italy for the Italians. Fears ami misgiving, some of may have had for faith is not dependent ...

... of the week, nothing in term has transpired, and public °midden°, in the of tranquillity is being rapidly strengthened. horn Whig. ('BEAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD I :! , ‘ , TON.—Number of patients for the week endini 704 of which 179 were new ...

... say that the majority of the working classes, any more than the learned and eloquent gentleman, the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government, are Democrats in principle, and mean seriously to do anything that will seriously disturb the fine social balance ...

... of jnitiee to the working clanea. He looked to Reform being needed to nave the country from revolution, and said that the Whig party, professing to be in favour of Reform, did nothing for it. He concluded by saying that democracy was but Christianity ...

... keeps political capital in itapooket.The W bigs— the high Whigs,unhkethe Tories— hear, hear)—l am utter opponent of toe Tories : but mu't .'Ay this, “ («ive me ory sooner Whig (cheers). The Whigs are the political adventurers—tliey are ti'(‘ plaec-huntors—thev ...