... expressed to drive Mr. Chalmers again into the ranks of the Reformers. The Dean Guild, too, aitliottgiiau old and consistent Whig has never been favourable either to popular agitation, or any very large concession to |*. pular demands, and cannot, therefore ...

... their official mfluence tain places, have gained few voles ; »‘*e Radical, arc also better than they were ; and that both Whigs and Poelites have lost ground. But for all practical purposes, rega _ between Progress and Reaction Toryism and bSism-the House ...

... party division was the chances it gave of something lik© stable Government. long there was a clear line of demarcation between Whigs and Tories, and some principle to thdit for on either side ; so long as the triumph of the one party involved the complete ...

... Many pMpl. My not tken. My own opinion, bow, *»«r, is that it will. For the sake of (he present Premier-** the sake of the Whigs—and, above all, fur ike sake of ikg country, we shall sorry if the Government not hold out a not tier year. We think due to ...

... Thursday, alter some discussion regarding promise which Captain Magain alleged had been mado through Mr. Ilaytcr, that the Whig Government would not extend the Income Tax to Ireland if they came into power, Mr. Vansittart moved, an amendment, that the ...

... clear that he would have little or no scruple in out-bidding the moderate Whigs in Liberalism, or rather in helping the Whigs who are out to bring discredit on the Conservatism the Whigs that are in. Last Saturday’s Prow contains article strongly urging Lord ...

... to release Ibr west of E irope, Spain, tbr Low Cnnotries, and even Italy, from H.c iron Knssian ui.d Austrian idras. The Whigs tbr Turtes, and, uf course, followed up with enthusiasm and heart a policy winch the Tonrs bad adopted from necessity and ...

... IRE LAN U. Th* DE**TO\!rT a Breach of Case. The Northern Whig, in reporting a trial the instance Mary Millan, drnaamakcr, against William MHmnnnU, a farmer, gives the following description of defendant, who in the counsels seat daring the trial— waa one ...

... had undergone some change m seventeen years should not ashamed of it. Whether was better that he should turn from Whig Torv. from Tore Whig ?--{cheers.) The names of Joseph Plants and William Holmes, the Tory in. were well known ; and they well knew that ...

... Im than ctmtinatJ oo» not whether it md the Deeomkim ** Hertford, and tk» of the •till m«cie«t to brt *' mt—Whig n*fi TorJ' ocket.. Bat thi. Whig. k»« icopnUo and that. i«* ***v .eet (aaleM V, immediate want try other coo.Bkrati« they demrre. ~ /Oh. ...

... nut easy for them to say whal they should do. They must either stultify themselves by belying the traditionary policy of the Whigs, or excite the contempt ami 11 at red of the fanatics proposing a sham measure. The Bishop of Durham’s suggestion? would lead ...

... of other countnes in which that article is scarce, the price, which is already very high, will up to larger figure.—-\orthem Whig. ...