... with bringing it about ! Now, nothing but the belief that people will stand anything, will forget everything, will rejoice in Whig Radical government whatever happens, could dictate such a speech. Public Opinion! Whoformed that public opinion'? Did not these ...

... cancelled. Very strong opinions to the same effect are hikely to be pronounced in the coming controversy in both Houses. Of the Whig peers who voted with Ministers on the last division, many I believe cannot be relied on to support them in resisting the impending ...

... libel on the Constitiition than any for which prosecutions were carrying on. With respect to the privileges of Parliament, the Whigs in his 'opinion had done all the dirty work of the present Ministers; they had in fact, plunged up to the neck to support them ...

... (Cheers.)' Mr. Hunt resumed, and spoke at great length, pouring forth a volume of abuse upon the High Sheriff, as well as Whigs and Tories, and concluded with moving, as an amendment, a Petition to the House of Commons, which was seconded by the Rev. ...

... best PI signs come from America, where the farmers' party m have shaken off the ties of Republicans and Demo- fc crate, the Whigs and Tories of the American wi Constitution, and formed a national interest of us their own. Should there be another general ...

... he would lend a hand to raise barricadoes in every street throughout the three kingdoms to defend him !-Mr. O'Connell said Whigs had now formed base, unnatural. and infamous coali- tion with Tories, and both were arrayed against the people, ltheir rights ...

... C i curnstillices:- In 1831 a severe contest took place for the office of coroner for I Salop, between Mr. Downes otn the 'Whig side, anl Mr. Hart, who was supported by the Conservative party. The election coationed with increasing activity fior ten days ...

... still the substitution of a Ministry having the desire to benefit the agricultural interest, for that decidedly hostile as the Whigs have proved themselves to be, is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do not, however, regard the improve- ment which ...

... nothing short of the nbso- luite necessity whiche existed for- rescuing our nationail finances from the deplorable state to which Whig misanaongement had rederced them, could in a time of peace have jistified tre im- position, of steel a tax; hut whenrenen-whbo ...

... diseased foreign cattle is simply foul trade. Cor A farmer should ot vote for anycandidate, whether Miii Liberal or ory, Radica or Whig, r whatever he may Toe call hmself unles he wll mak thispositive promise-to m oppose th repeal f the prsent Actfor the protection ...

... could have been anticipated. They form a cheerful con- trast to the long succession of Flemish aceousts with wbich the 'Whig-Rndical predecessors of the present Go- vernment habitually alarmed the public; and they must impress everybody with a jnst ...

... friends are scheming how to make him most effective-whe- ther by bringing him out as a separate political battery .against the Whigs, or by proposing him for the Presidency 0 of the new Parliament. Itumsour further says, that the Mli- tnistry are doubtful ...