... people are daily becoming less: able to bear the- weigh~t of tasatton- irnposed cii thema. ?? it wouldr be the sam~e tf the Whigs- were restoredt to office. To bleed the pepple seemls the end and aimi of every Government i this coutr lut ho~w difflereit ...

... bad the saame rirrht. What . s th e commander to do with themr, especially if the frigate was a ,a all one ? Of course, the Whig captain would treat them well, possibly '.le thcrm dry champagne. The slaves would not work at all. In fact, cley took Mickey ...

... on the condition of the negro everywhere, the happiness of his servitude when let alone by the white man, the crimes of the Whig party and Earl Russell, the base- ness of the Liberal party in leaving him, Major O'Gorman, alone to vote for the emancipation ...

... was founded upon his despatches ? Because Lord Clarendon was not a great statesman, but a narrow-minded Whig. It has been the policy of the Whigs for the last thirty years to surrender fugitive slaves to their masters, and we want a Royal Commission to ...

... All 'that a- Couservative Government can-propose to -step the wholesale confiscation of Land by Toryism-for in land even Whigs are Tories- is to suggest, permissively, that an applica-. lion may be made to the Enclosure Commis- 'sioners to regulate ...

... by all their law officers-Karslake, Cairns, Bag- gally, and Holker; whilst, on the other hand, it is equally clear that the Whigs, at the instiga- tion of Lord Northbrook, issued a private cir- pular to naval officers as infamous as that the Tories promulgated ...

... these elections, one for Tories, and the other for Whigs. S~The Tories are told by these elections that their policy is not an English policy, and that they are not sustained by public opinion. The Whigs are told by the elections of Radicals, like Xr. Jacob ...

... impracticable on any tolerable conditions. An earlier chapter of history had pointed the moral of the discredit into which the Whigs under Lord MELBOURNE fell as a consequence of their relations with the O'Connellite tail. Only the other day the country ...

... cureeniO th' (Aerout. Buedto -h 3dd~a gea to the beausem6 beu the sfon Opoiustimen )bnh the wereo's benwar ttherfe pssilikely 'the Whig pary 'letther ho that thes 'pro able. tnd futher t wa hedt of theirestateimpsmen If.e them ou oed rhmthsqu dnan ifatheyvdidothathee ...

... sleedily fall to pieces. I received this morning bAC visit of a newly ?? Republican deputy who would make a (oliral Englis.h Whig, and who told me that he objected to full lcity of the press and of public meeting as not being suited to the fiery characters ...

... majority is more Radical than it seems, and is certainly aware that to a large section of his supporters the appointment of a Whig Government following such a Liberal victory at the elections is a disappoint- ment. But he must, before all men, be aware of ...

... majority is more Radical than it seems, and is certainly aware that to a large section of his supporters the appointment of a Whig Government following such a Liberal victory at the elections is a disappoint- ment. But he must, before all men, be aware of ...