... There is some talk of forming a Radical allhance against the Whigs. aud of treating the latter as Tones. But one does not ser how it is to be exactly managed. It is qnite trae thet of the Whigs who voted against the Government last night not one has ever ...

... evening, from eight to nine. Anyone is at liberty to and to read or speak for not more than 10 minutes advocate views either Whig, Tory, or Radical, but not to indulge in mere abuse of any person or party. All classes and of both sexes are for the room ...

... should be found to contest all the seats held by the most prominent supporters of the defunct Bill. This is no question of Whig, Tory, or Radical, but of peace, retrenchment, and reform in our local affairs, and that should be tbe war cry, what- ever ...

... is busier than ever. far as the Whig eave goes, its prospects at the moment all the idle notions that ever the heads of political nobodies, that which is now filling the brains of some of the greenest of the young Whigs is the most ridiculous. They say ...

... warned the Government at the com- mencement of its carcer that its golden hours were its earliest. But Mr. listened to the Whigs in his Cabinet and to the honied words of the Conservatives and insisted on passing another Coercion Act before running through ...

... de It is time, however, that the I: ived of the right to di te t ant what crops shall cultivate and hey he» Considering that Whig Tory baa Tlosds wete ® stro force at the meeting. the r stinas adopted bs tu Cheshire Chember are smi EXECUTION ot THE NORWICH ...

... Being rents, but total abolition of landlordism. The people bad been turned aside from their object by the legisktion of the Whig party, who bad been always trench' rout to Ireland. Irish landlordism bad been given a patent rent extrsotor in the shape of ...

... TREASONABLE MANIFESTO The was throughoat Dublin on Tuceday night, but was quickly torn down by the police :—~ Men of Dublin, a Whig Government which has placed the liberty of our oppressed people at the mercy of a few disreputable adventurers, and has made ...

... Government departments are occupied ite present leader. At this moment the heads of by men of moderate views—in point of fact Whigs—and it is only correct to say that it is Mr. Gtapstone’s unrivalled tact, and the confidence the country reposes in him which ...

... with lowed by a measure of severe coercion, for regret.” That sentence indicates the line the Tories will take. They and the Whigs fret urge the Government on to coer- cion, in order to turn round afterwards and say, when a coercive measure hes failed (as ...

... that very was made. At the came time liberty bad begun to some small extent, and In vain ibly, to permeate yeare the great Whig statesmen from time to time their voices and demanded The names of Wi , Chatham, Foz, Canning, ani Huskisson would be remembered ...

... practically based upon the lines laid down in theo new bill of the Farmers’ Alliance, and this in Chamber which includes Tories, Whigs, and Radicale. The Duke of Wasruinsrer, iu his manly, common-sense way, expressed his concurrence with the main set forth in ...