... view, but ought to be still more gratifying to the nation at large, which, owing to the feeble and yet officious conduct of Whig politicians, rapidly losing all influence and prestige abroad. Nor is it alone to our countrymen in the French capital we can ...

... treatment from that kind of stump oratory “Which knaves adore and fools admire. It was but last Thursday week that a speaker at a Whig gathering in this town, charged Mr. Schreiber with sleeping in the House during debate which took place some number of months ...

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... anything but a pleasing combination. Disloyal or declamatory retslu'imiists, fiery or whimsical radicals, effete or sealing whigs, and others fur whom it would be *ult. to find a suitable name, are persons Biota to the more subdued and sensible mindli o▪ ...

... representative system has been standing still, and the two consequently are no longer- in harmony. The proposals of successive Whig Governments to remedy this defect have been characterized more or less insincerity, which has led to their one and all tailing ...

... reliability of political economists. But ihe old Whig and the modern mercantile Radical are at varience on every question except such as may be created for the express purpose of combining them. The Whig distrusts the people, despises commerce, and neither ...

... have one new, compact, unique,. complete, Which for y, or welfare once a week shall There !oily sit in solemn wise conclave, Whigs, Tories, Rade, and Dwellem in the Quo, A happy family we form, 'tie clear, And every member twinge his patty hem. WOMEN OF ...

... Conservatives and Adullamites of the metropolis, has been started in Stroud. with the support of the Conservatives and disaffected Whigs. The Association is ostensibly for the promotion of moderate political views, and the enforcing those views, as far as possible ...

... The belting of bl.ssre. Steele, Knight, and Colsey on the Wlneb. womb side was mach admired by the spectators ; Mr. Knight Whig loads three splendid dries, o'er the top of the wetwer's booth Into the adjoining field, which scored pis each lobo • splendid ...

... out of the hands of working men and shopkeepers. and especially the latter, who, if the majority of their I customers were Whig or Tory, would be compelled to • vote with that particular party. He reminded the meet! ing that out of 1.200,000 electors ...

... sod oatmeal Arm to calor. net net active. Beans, pea., aa.l herb; moody. Indies corn sy rather easier to bey, want American Whig at 3.1.0 d. per 4dOlbe. t LL.- Tses4ug -A tilt oboe of .beat from farmers, at, :mid it Orally for last meet's puler., Wilkie ...

... quietly replied. Whenever my Lord Derby takes his inamooff. Lord Derby’s outlived his era o( Liberalism in tho hooks of the old Whig elub at least as long as Mr. Gladstone has out'll'.ed his era ot j Toryism tho books of Carlton.—b/teefafor. The ium; otltalv ...