... the Whigs.—(Hear, hear.) Mr. Taylor then pointed to the way iu which the labourers connected with the land were oppressed in England, and then adferted the happy and comfortable position the agricultural classes in France occu- pied, circumstance which ...

... the people would not shrink from their duly. He avowed himself to be Radical.—(Cheers.) Though he had supported the Whigs, he was no Whig; still for the sake of advancing the public cause, and of promoting all possible union, he was prepared to meet the ...

... have been put into shape under Whig | rule, had not the Minister seen that his days were numbered, unless he was prepared to make, at the eleventh hour, a concession to the indignant impatience of the country. So much for Whig patriotism ! The Right Hon. ...

... T AIT’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE for NO. VCIfBER, price One SbUilng, contains:—The Whigs and War.—Condition of the Labouring Poor, and the Management ef Paupers Scotland.—Memoirs of Jeremy Bentham, by Dr. Part VII.—A Honeymoon of To-day, and one of Former Days ...

... press do not display that bad feeling towards the Whigs which they were accustomed to evince, nor do they manifest that predetermined hostility which was shown when Lord John Russell last attempted to form a Cabinet. It is also worthy of remark that as ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Birmingham. —Wm. Lucy, Esq. (Whig), was on Saturday unanimously re elected mayor of this borough, chiefly on the ground of his having zealously laboured to promote the success of the Exhibition of next year. Mr. Lucy is lineally descended ...

... hare been gradually withdrawing from the 'Whig alliance which he formed and foetered, and every ancceeding general election baa aeen a conaiderable redaction in the num- ber of thoee bound by thia connexion. Whig Sta teamen, in the caae of Lord John UraaiLL ...

... great man. But tbe instruments by .‘ .u *WT wer ® Whig., but Sir R. Peel and the Duke WelJington.—(Hear.) But even that the Whig, had given emancipation, were the Roman Catholic, to b, their humble .lav., and follow them into the lobby on every occa,ion thought ...

... gatin', in recommending, that Whig*. Reformer*, and Radicals should merge all their n>mor differences in union against the common knbmy. Wisdom to counteract hi* craft is indispensable, as courage to confront hi. audacity. The Fabian policy ,s now the ...

... Dancing-master wilson to the public.—imprimis, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Neutrals, Adults, and Juveniles, whether in bieecbes or petticoats, read this, and likewise remember what you do read, which will show you have capacity, and may benefit me. Help ...

... arista in Whig oomnoita, urgent neoawity lor CONSBRFATIVK MEETING A T aUSENtfica doiT. to their han.ta n; and « the rEOVEEBINOE.- eubjrot adopted for ex-offioi&l operations is not j KDITOR the sroßSixo advbktisrx. exactly the most euiUble, it came them ...

... BOROUGH OF MARY-LE-BONE. TO THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS OF MARY-LEBONE. IN answer to What have the Whigs done ?” What would the DESTRUCTIVES do ? Throw open your trade, and turn you out of your houses beggars :~Hnine und the Heer-shops to wit.— BROTHER ...