... attend these suburb O'Connell meetings—ashamed of them, or convinced that there 6 nothing in the collected pockets Wigs and Whigs.—Sergeant Wilde has been subjected to much raillery from his brethren of the Bar, in consequence of his having lately requested ...

... this able and important document, all who believed, or affected believe, that his lordship had changed his views regarding the Whig education scheme, must learn the erroneousness of this supposition. Not only in the United Kingdom, but as regards its dependencies ...

... obtained an instalment, and he maintained that they onght to be grateful to the Whigs for having got so much. Allowance, he said, should be made for the situation in which the Whigs placed, as it would have been inpossible for thei to have abolished the duty ...

... yet tiie fiat of a whig ministry has g 'ne f »rth forbidding this demonstration of feeling of loyal people, and substituted in its place kind of clo>et coronation, a scalp which outherods even the boasted visionary schemes uf whig retrenchment. Meetings ...

... magistrates, two counsellors learned the laWj promoted counsel the Chief Secretary ! and two more counsel dents) to tbe Attorney G Whig some time it complained that transports for conveying convicts our penal settlements in New South Wales have been exclusively ...

... Every day some fresh borough is talked of as a refuge for the destitute Attorney General, but such is the popularity of the Whigs, that no town has as yet be found which an election can be hazared. The public business, in the mean time is much inpeded, ...

... Magistrates are to have the control of the force, and I think this Act rather strengthens the hands of the Magistracy. 'This is not Whig measure, for it was first brought by Sir R. Peel, and havo heard his friends say, he hud remained in office, would long before ...

... read with great interest—its result has sealed the doom of the Whigs. Esrl Grey hastened to Windsor, —his Majesty refused to subvert the Constitution for the sole purpose of keeping the Whigs in place; and, consequently his Lordship resigned. The rapidity ...

... their neighbours to induce them to avoid, they would a serpent, that pestilential moral poison, that curse of society, the Whig-Radical press, their cause being just and good, none could compete with them; they would ensure the representation of the counties ...

... O'Connell's speech at Glasgow, in September last. *It said we Radicals make a sacrifice in supporting the WhigS' now; no such thing ! the Whigs note are n ore those of five years ago than the old clothe* of five years' service are now the dandy wardrobe ...

... earned for him the character of one of the leading Liberals, and a true Whig—that is, if any Whigs be left in our days. I appeal to everyone in the house—if there has been one Whig—or, if there has been any one amongst the hon. and learned Gentleman's ...

... is composed of men of all parties, and the obnoxious remonstrance is signed by Mr. Russell Ellice, one of the most devoted whigs in England. It is in effect a protest against putting in jeopardy the property of the memorialists, merely for the sake of ...