... govern upon those Whig principles which, without i alienating my old adherents, may secure to me some support from the more independent members of the Opposition. Whatever measure tends to promote the stability of Government, though Whig onsin and prinsipl ...

... singa the eoth et by engaging the marshes the Proprfaise. AU w ee bauble of having to eseasit a wend penes. the na ell Grave be Whig Ithseelf an Ourtmge Owner to eget tege ra iri; Truett the non varied demertprion mad se prices lower then mat(Pair other Hoses ...

... see the wises the °Seers and Noo-Commiaeltmed Moe at Compasy Drill on Tuesday sa d Thareday, the NM and The and sppolaursom Whig tie Ludes of the 22nd laataaf, are i r. M. Arad so be Goth's. ew4 GoirleW. fullfaed. L A. Memo to be Lieeteenst. J. r. owns ...

... OW. Pbippe)— Elisabeth • soot aboodoged diameter, residiep is tab teen, wee talus Mao 'moody by P.C. Cox on Friday Wit, for Whig pawned • of cheek cloth, which bad b••• drr to bar by Wm. Brain, vbeelorright, to make Aft for W. Tbi set Wag the fret instance ...

... from church. According to a thoughtful weekly contemporary, the Examiner, the most independent and intelligent men among both Whigs and Radicals have during the autumn given up the notion of a £7 franchise, and pronounced for household suffrage. Anything ...

... capital has an overwhelming majority. By what classes of the community are the representatives returned at present? No one, Whig or Tory, will deny that the real power of election is exercised inainiy by the owners of realised property. Labour, whether ...

... important of them, might be affirmed by all parties, but the real task of settling the question would not have commenced. Whigs and Tories, in common with the most advanced Radicals, may be prepared to admit, for example, that the number of electors for ...

... know from past experience bow easily they can make use of the Whigs to serve their own ends. Ever since the Reform Bill passed in the former have pulled the strings, and to their piping the Whigs have been often obliged to dance. But all collision of parties ...

... Wee mere dotarres thee amosetel to the espold-ep swirl the =hey bed stresserly eared to, sad with • hew- Nearly ell debereres Whig des during the beil-yeers MI hems mewed by the dahenter- be band they were is a pities to show that et thet empery meal, the ...

... somewhat in the position of Burke —who was also accused of deserting his party when he made his appeal from the new to the old Whigs, //chad not left his party —his party had left their principles, and he was more faithful to Liberalism than they were. The ...

... Derbyites should settle the question of Reform. The danger of further delay is too visible to be longer ignored; and after Whig Governments have been four times defeated in their endeavours to solve the problem, it seemed to be but fair that the Tories ...

... generously with this Reform Question. They have it in their power to abolish at once and for ever the distinctions between Whig, Tory, and Radical, in so far at least as the question of the elective franchise is concerned ; but to this they must cast ...