... But the question with them is not of principle and consistency. They ask how they can take the wind out of the sails of the Whigs ?? What they can do with reform so as to spoil the subject for the reformers ?? To do thi6 we have no doubt it is perfectly ...

... distinct understanding that they were what they avowed themselves to be. It is these men —not Tories bnt for the most part old Whigs, who have raised the devil of agitation, and who have raised him as men raised Satan in the days of old, by repeating their ...

... the Crystal Palace i.s that the whole of the northern end of the building has been destroyed, except a part of th- low narrow whig «- U ndmg towards the east into the 'rounds, at a right angle with the fabric, and u^d chiefly as an orangery. I he- space ...

... Fright utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man. The rev. gentleman further said if te wished to give the Whig party one tolling proof of their incompetence, he would say, You are green enough to listen to John Bright. A Bolton gentleman ...

... But the question with them i 3 not of principle and consistency. They ask how they can take the wiad out of the sails of the Whigs'.' What they can do with reform 30 as to spoil the subject for the reformers ? To do this we have no doubt it is perfectly ...

... capital in its pocket. (Hear, hear.) The Whigs—the high Whigs, unlike the Tories—(hear, hear)—l am an utter opponent of the Tories; but I must say this, Give me a Tory sooner than a Whig.” (Cheers.) The Whigs are the political adventurers—(cheers) —they ...

... justici to the working classes. He looked to reform as being needi Ito save the country fiom revolution, and said that t 1 •: Whig party, professing to lie in favour of reform, did nothing for it. He concluded by saying that democracy wvs but Christianity ...

... that is nil their applications to the Honse of Commons tLey were better serwed and better attended to the Tories than by the Whigs.—A gentleman on the opposite side the table said that Mr. Bagshaw was the working men.—Mr. Bagshaw warmly reiterated his words ...

... natural affinities that sadly puzzled and troubled the quiet men of both parties. The moderate and steady-going creed of the Whigs is a refuge for middle aged politicians who have sown their wild oats in frigid Toryism or fervid Radicalism. The haven of ...

... were sent out, and it was found, from footmarks in the snow, that ten or m'-re per- ms had composed the party. — Xorthern Whig. How the Mi 'Oßs Charm away Smallpox. — When the f mall-pox appears amon- the Moorongs or Moors, a race of hill-men near Chittagong ...

... were sent out, and it was •' mnd, from footmarks in the snow, that ten or meite persou* had composed the party. — Northern Whig. How the Moobs Charm aw.. Sm u.r.-rox.— Wht.i the small-pox appears among the Moorongs or Moors, a race of hill-men near Chittagong ...

... the house. A report has been made to the Lord-Lieutenant, through the Right Hon. Mr. Morris, Attorney-General, M.P.— Northern Whig. Testing the Quality of Gas. The test usually employed is of no use unless performed hourly, on every day and every night ...