... Wars and the National Debt ? Was not the origin of the American war, and through it the French Reeolation, brought about the Whigs always meddling with France in the days of William HI and Anne? The Colonel should look into tbe statistics of the he would ...

... ills which he had enume- rated would flow from the extension of the hours, he say, whatever ‘the Government might be, be it Whig, be it Radical, be it Conservative, cut it down, why cumbereth it the ground (applause). - Ald. in seconding the resolution ...

... to all sections ; the spoliation of the Irish landlords was likely to be shaped in such manner as to be endured by the great Whig proprietors rather than break up their party ; the full perils of the English education scheme were not discerned, because ...

... crowned with success. They have never been connected with the so-called Liberal party, but belonged in time past to the old Whig party of moderate reform, which may said to have died with Lord Palmerston, and the best members of which have since ranked ...

... disenchantment that brought them down (cheers). The country has been for some years under the enchantment of a certain thing called Whig Radicalism, aud th.»t enebautmeut is broken olf. was a feeling of disenchantment fear that they should lose here, that brought ...

... and hopes of Conservatism, comparing past with pi t sent, lettiug Utile light fall the revelations of History, and what the Whigs and Radicals then accomplished and attempted, ill deserve eternal lauieis. We can withhold action no longer. we would maintaiu ...

... Is per round ; One Penny each Muffins and Pykelets fresh daily. Scotch Scones, Sea side Buns, Id each. Buns, Sally Luns, Whigs, Ac. K. White, agent for Hose’s Tea, Cassell’s Coffee, Bat Nabob Pickles and Sauce. Huntley and Palmer'* and Peek and Frean’s ...

... numbers of dock- ' besides effecting reduction in the s °hliers aud sailors. He said the th e he criticised out of doors as a Whig h° Ver of which was to give the that'h * two more °tes, expressed e^.u i louse would not assent to its being r otl • Said ...

... and bullied without having effected any diminution of drunkenness (*) and to the working men of all classes, whose beer the Whig Government propose to leave still unjustly and heavily taxed, while they have taken off the duty from the rich man's wine, ...

... this country as bad as was that of the French Imperial. This may not be the deliberate object of the successors of the old Whig Radicals, but a Church contemporary adds that it is known to be the object of the Ultramontane Roman Catholics, with whom the ...

... The Court Journal says, The rumour gains consistency that Lord Grey, in concert with the representatives of certain patrician Whig families, is endeavouring to form a coalition party. From Oxford we learn that by some new statutes which are to be promulgated ...

... rejoice. In the hour of triumph we have wish exult over the fallen. But what a change has come over us when the great hereditary Whig families cannot hud either among themselves or elsewhere a single candidate for the representation of the county ! W are persuaded ...