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... the voice ot his constituents. Sock was Mr. Dada's election in 1630. In 1826, Mr. Arthur Palmer, (the President the united Whig Party,) told Me, in the bearing dandy three hundred of his ammabled thilow-citheas, he merited his accumulated Maass honours ...
... hope and trust there can be no feeling of rancour between us. ((heirs.) Gentlemen. do not come forward either a poetise of the Whig or Tory interest, to contend for which emblems should be adopted. or which flag should float the highest. but I shall go to ...
... (Dr. Philpotte sided with Lords Minato° and Johnny Rusted, and drew upon himself no little oblo y for realm,. Such then is Whig gratitude. A correspondent in the 6mtne Priv Post, rersarking on the above fart, says, His hlaitsty's Ministers have told ...
... anincion that he is inimical to its yet a boom of of the King. who. by lib Coronation Owls, is sworn to maintain it. You see a Whig Prune Minister who has declared the possibifite of the sanction of Government to the extirpation of the Church of England ...
... every ill; attend, therefore, to his aspersion-- the Zing and Me Ministers we the necessity of preventing then ever be se Whigs upon the nation in perpetuity, is indeed a peek* cause worthy of all cot and all hazard. So much will a settled hatred adventure ...
... happened bad we not changed? Why, the Duke of Wellington must have gone out: and a Whig, or a pure Tory government, might have succeeded; perhaps sooner or later a Whig government mutt have conic in ; the Roman Catholic question would have been carried ...
... the minds of thousands *ldioms who bad at every former elgtioo voted with heart and soul in his favour. Will either of the Whig Prints in our' city therefore be bold enough to say, that Messrs. Baillie and Protberoe were returned as two Reform Candidates ...
... ee minimal at this time, that call for reform was to, est km. the People: that they were owl. sluggish to Mel Will end We Whigs only by repeated and maid le any way induce thaws to in wry men. he mainly attributes the French revolution to;b e e p =gre ...
... chuv , l them unworthy public Melted, dkiensit. The permanent easel Nis Twine will be to make allwises lel Messed ; end ' the Whigs P When they hoe attached and still amid' M K SID high ..s1 class, will thiamine. who do M ilshor, M from suspicicn? Can they ...
... is ewe =who here set media their heeds Met rides r The Allts bi er e =tok be irr ig empem the splits ours which sorely ewe Whig be sod Thee We is • raise, the pis whoa the mieloterid presoak, so dewy it. rim* thew; he the traseeetioslosif famines dill ...
... their dim. Oct aim. did be es pet dews that. =ono • pony imam de tide were. =weet easeerrautto Whigs bere drew, obis the way of peace or prosperity. be the Whig or Tory. It meat be evident peruses of mass, that with Petkleal Ueda Clubs is Martin bolded. ...
... attributed to this but he would honestly and fairly sir, that he perceived the differences said to have once esisted between Whigs and Tories were nut wholly at an end. He would honestly say, that after the pmsing of those two great measures, the repeal ...