... being apparent all the doom the present Corn laws is written, why, repeal, does not every to national improvement, whether Whig Tory, come now accelerate a change winch knows to inevitable ? are in hopes that the next meeting of Parliament will bring ...

... who Mtiiiuuled us parly politics would rail to oliuiv one net the l.eagne could ilisiiiixuieh il «a being cooipo-e«l vitluW Whig* or Tories. Hie League any oilier quesiMHi Hiatt the aliolnioti the coru-Uw*, it utakw -Inpwreck that muuirtit, ivliether that ...

... ns treating the lonrTory .Minister* mere ordinary witnesses. and without the slightest ceremony. The examination Sir James Whig Minister when .Mr Steele was member the Birmingham Political Union, will, opine, be highly gratifying ro the Knight Nelhrrhy ...

... public life, did not obtain much power, except amongst the lower classes. His language was violent, and quarrelled wiili the Whig leaders, and laboured to make the venerable Grattan as unpopular possible ; for which, however, was severely taken task in ...

... principles. State what they are Well, if I were define them, 1 should say— ** In mo ...

... yourself to a Witness.—None. If you asked roe wbal 1 was before the Reform Rill raased, I should hare said Ural 1 was a moderate Whig, for the almost ineariable result of lV.a reading of young men to make them what called liberal institution*. Mr. Henn.—You ...

... that .M». John O'Cwlinrll wight ha»r iMwd alimig languagr, hul il nhawtrly l-.lignagr ryaa M'.d at carry | ilical ng, wrk-Hhw Whig, Tiwy, wr lladical. Hr lurd aanl, m .Mwllaghmaat, Maj.-ty’a .prri.h. lhal lliia piuilntlhwr ihr Mmiairy, and hrd no. pr.n lioui ...

... 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 ...

... grand yearly motion leader of the Opposition. He will draw a Claude Lorraine picture of the halcyon atale of that country under Whig rule, and eoairast with Salvator Ko«a akelcb iia condition—coueludiug by a »ague motion which biada party to course lion. Lord ...

... brim pm by a Whig clan. laWtrwird llm wn.iakr winch lir ha KMiimnirrl. Uiimm) rairir-l hy •or-wp- IMm and frar. Tbr al.rwh* mil ihr natum'arar. Thr H*bra« 4'or|tt« Art w»a and martial law had pinclaiim d country wa* a Manof Orfr —Ihr Mm Wet had lod of ...

... dieads nor do>e she affect niinorihy bypucriiy.** And, amu her parafraph. add»_“ We declaie, witli* •MSI hrsilMlimi, that, Whig* were silent ivilh raped to France, tliry showed Iras insolence and disdain the Torirs. *’ With regard to foreign affairs ...

... sympathy out of doors. Why is it that Mr. Ciawford and his friends are sneered down at once by the immense majority Tori*s and Whigs they have to contend with? Why is it Sir Robert Peel himself has lo meet the notions for inquiring into grievances wnli com ...