... or? Sstardary coil ta-day, than was enperienced, me he- t- liece (we speak fre memory). dariag all the ten or ?? i- years of Whig ?? C/rsenicle, Morrdayr. Great enernvnt has prevailel in the iron trade drxvimp d the last week, in consequence of the stoppege ...

... whetevor fate and;a dissolation, ishall~gle aa anoej and4in which: Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon are to be combined with -the 'Whig' and: Radic.4, L54ders.of the prre~et Op o0sition. It is even ,said tbat iirpairkri have already. been.going on with, a. view ...

... $iir Robert and his party wish to saddle us with an Incomne-tax in addition to the still mole intolerable Bret i-tax- the Whigs, it is intimated, will free us from buth the one and the other. The Income-tax is the priee which the country has to pay for ...

... ons ot approval, Archdeacon Denleaon, In the course of a humorous speech, ?? he bhad great compasion far the poor unhappy Whigs, i among whom he had many friende, but he did not like their principles, becauses they were ridiculous, 'Mr ;Gladstone was ...

... to the public. But what then ? The Tory the I Government lad given Ireland £70,000 a year for doing from i nothinig, and the Whig Government hed taken ataw.ay. |ti( 'What had right or wrong to do with this ? Wasdit not the 3 an insult, an outrage, a dishonour ...

... resulting from it, to the account of his political oppo- r nents. Now, although the system is one, the author- - -shi',oWhicb the Whigs have no occasion to be l ashamed of ownin yet it is batrighttogivethe credit of it where it is due. It is well known to every ...

... and without reference to rother malttters hin dispute bt ween Whig and Tory. It wvas ridiculous, Mr. Cobden observed, to makie Free-Trade a party question,-they might just as well have a Whig .and Tory view of Astronomy or Botany. We-believe thlis commion-sense ...

... RIeCrARD - HART DAVIS, Esq. who is so deeply indebted for his boasted num- hers at the late Election to the second wvotes of the Whigs, declar- ilg that every interest in the country is sufficiently represented, and that the question of Reform is, one of ...

... severed for the occasion by common consent, the sup- i porters of the resolution presented a strange admixture of Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives. This was, however, to be expected. Thereis certaintobeageneral feeling among all shipowners and merchants ...

... common detestation of the very principlc of slavery, co-operate to effect its extermination. It is not a question between Whigs and Tories, Ultras and Radicals ; but it is one on which tile government sympa- tbizes with the bulk of the nation, and is ...

... formali6tk#tor ios'erolunteeywho' rwere -pprov L.-Leeds Istelti- I ?? r. 'S . II5;WD JCoIn Rus6sEv` AG1Ir- -On Satbrday' the Whig-Radical Town Council ?? not to be bebind-hand with that of' Stirlirg,; presented his Lordship with the freedom .of'that ance~et ...

... The 'iorniny Journat and the Standard though calling themselves T'oriis-uare in reality radical Whigs. ' The Quarterly Reaiew,. 'heretofore Tory, is become Whig, .and the fEdinbuigh, vice : versa. Blarkwood's Magazine,, from furiohs! Tory is changed td a ...