... political evils, to tbe ramping, roaring liberalism of the day. That* which has drawn such a host of once good old Constitutional Whigs into the vortex of a Radical faction, must indeed and in truth be a pestilent evil, and one under the ascen- dency of which ...

... difficult after all. Two of the speakers hit upon it who spoke on Saturday, when they stigmatised the Whig party as treacherous. The •' respectable Whigs, to quote an able contemporary, •• who have preached themselves into power through the tex; working-class ...

... advertisment. reward for information which will enable them to prosecute to conviction the c rculator of the slander. —Northern Whig. I The Midland Railway Company’s Competition for the Mineral Traffic of South Wales.— The j rsist nt determination of the directors ...

... where he was enthueiaatic in his congratula- tions upon the progress of democratic principles, as opposed to what he called Whig treachery and an- pineneaa, and Tory intolerance, obstructiveneas, and jobbery. He was duly eulogized accordingly in the ...

... passed as quickly as we could wish. There is the House of Lords—(disappro- bation) —the aristocracy, the Tories, and the old Whigs, so that there is no danger of our travelling too fast. I would, therefore, say to the moderate Liberals, let us go hand in ...

... were deserted by the middle classes Tory might occasionally returned : but if this was necessary to bring the middle class Whigs to sense of justice, let 11 Paper* Mr. Harry, Chelsea, and Chelsea, and Mr. Latham, of London, upon the same subject, were ...

... of wool dors in the in=anonst altght as ewassitey oiewlid Swellisv their storks bin mere be out for full quotations Wipeout! Whig be )arns in last is fully borne out to-dsy, and sonshu in request being chiefly confined to spinninp of superb Ws, at prices ...

... Belvedere-road. Lambeth, 3.K, SEWING MACHINE UNRIVALLED work Hand or Foot; Lock-stitch, or Double Lock Elutio Stitch. Lists Free. WHIG HT A MANN,I43, Holborn-Llll. London, K.C. S TOWER’S No. 1 GINGER WINE cannot equalled. Bold by Grocers and Confectioners. ...

... the Tories ; and experience has taught us that in that respect the Tory was a far more honourable opponent of labour than the Whig.” We are so far corapiiraented hy the admission of superiority, but deny the implication that Tories are opponents lab Nothing ...

... the whole circumstauces of the Cane Inft _like , tbnitder. , al where , the !.. 1 t . t e ' t i . tu c it .iia 3 whig t..r. h ; i v o r t d s . 7 1e the no doubt that the unfortunate young larly had bests • Sew nd , b efore In : u i ene• ...

... to quote the words of a great poetical satirist, As bees, on flowers alighting, cease their hum. So, settling into places, Whigs are dumb.’* The Australians, however, are offended. We do not wonder. They are frank enough to declare that the presents did ...

... Sheflield a few days since, there would seem to be arising a very natural anxiety and apprehension respecting it in the mind of the Whig aristocracy. Lord Hartington ia a member of the Cabinet which has already adopted a policy of confiscation in the case ef the ...