... Odger addressed crowded meeting, last night, at Broadmead Rooms, Bristol; he declared himself a Radical and opposed to both Whigs and Tories, and announced that he should refuse to agree to test Ballot uutil working man had beeu returned Parliament. An ...

... Ireland—to give a colourable pretext for bu ...

... mere Whig; as though the country were under no obligations to the Whig party numerous section of able and enlightened politicians who have done good service to the State. We may remind those who thus scoff, that some forty years since tbe Whigs were ...

... NORWICH. was decided yesterday that Mr. Warner should go to the poll at Norwich, after an ineffectual attempt to reconcile the Whigs and advanced Liberals. THE REPRESENTATION OF BRECON. Mr. Price has issued his address to the Brecon electors, He avows himself ...

... Park wheu the representatives of tbe Church in their lawn and their ermine went to Buckingham Palace to protest against the Whig system of popular education which all the High Churchmen and Tories in the land are now banding themselves together to preserve ...

... Still there will remain the fact that the Queen daughter is the wife of an important political personage, who the son of a Whig Minister. Such a relation is not calculated to enhance the prestige Royalty. THE EXPORTATION ARMS. The Times thiuks no candid ...

... ahead of the Radicals, and talked sedition with Daniel O'Connell and David Hume, with gusto which made the hair of moderate Whigs stand on end. It is difficult to say with precision what he has been since then, for his creed has always been a set of nega ...

... the positive perfection of truss-making. Challenge to the World.—The Bristol Daily Times and Mirror, August sth, has the folk whig Messrs. J. C. Swan and Co., of 16, Queen-square, this city, have invented a pocket microscope, which is a marvel iv all that ...

... and, on looking to foreign affairs, find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... intimate relations with Boar I of Trade. The bard and fixed line alt 5 as thn extreme limit of the Cabir et is reheard Miasma of Whig peer, but cannot be palmed when a Commoner, a Dissenter, and a Radical who bits the confidence of that party is next on the ...

... debate and divisions of last night shew that the Liberal party is about to break up,—that the unnatural coalition between the Whig members of the Church of England and advocates for the maintenance of the Establishment, and the political Dissenters and ...

... Maeda!, eon of the Earl of Fife, has been announced friendly intercourse .4 the world ; but so it was, as prepared to stand on Whig principles. and England must be prepared for every contingency, Palau To Mayors and Deputyfor he (Br. Mon-ell) was indeed much ...