... shall speak only in their capacity bunkers private gentlemen is known that they enjoy monetary confidence of all parties much Whigs and Liberals Tories large northern division this county and to them must ' entrusted in confidential way knowledge of pecuniary ...

... resolution—a party which mast eventually be as successful as it deserves to be. • • • • 'neigh it has been laid down by the Whigs themselves, that taxation and representation ought to be so co-extensive, and if persons were not represented they were no ...

... When at the Corn Exchange some time ago, declaring principles, made mention of my reverend father, whose politics were those a Whig, and invself W big; and that I have ever been favourable to principles, I am not ashamed to avow. trust I shall excused in ...

... contest by something less than 400 votes. One hundred and fifty-six of that pure and consiituency so much be-praised by the Whig gentry from the Times down to the Leeds Mercury, who promised plumpers so Mr. Sadler, voted plumpers for Marshall and Macauiay ...

... Anglesey, and that maniac, Stanley, have pieced ther paradexical,therefote,that a station that enjoys the high- Ireland. Ate the Whigs so very stupid as not to able to cat degree of rational liberty should permit this feeling to read the signs of the times in ...

... for what? why, for having struck that largo Dutch Ensign so soon!— Admirable! How differently is the same object viewed by Whigs and Tories! It was only last Tuesday affirmed that Chasse was amenable to trial tor having most uselessly and wickedly, and ...

... oppotitritics for distinction. Neverthlelss, itl his titme, Gerieral Baird basked in tte sunishine of ministerial favour. If tire Whigs retcaried him from the Cape, the lTo- ries let slip no occasitns of etaploing him, till lie Nvas disabled at Corunia for further ...

... Mr. Mrs soros le *dr she the the Width akin the disk help& west= Ake. othdral f rt i the newer ire, would be hesedideet se Whig *dr width the meet distant Anew the - meet •se the day ia the West Marry Beath, woes h uedßadps Mr. aid die Pideirldow. is ...

... to strengthen my argument. It is enough to say that these were Tory pensions, granted by Tory Administration., which we, as Whigs, Lac no possible interest in protecting. By striking them off we purchased popularity at a cheap rate, for we purchased it ...

... keet, during the elections, caliedupon her baker (whose prlncipal customer she was) and thusaccosted him : Mr.-, are you a Whig I I be- ieve, 'Ma'am, I am, repited he smiling, ' Well, then, said the Conservative, I would advisejontit not to vote ...

... example for the nations who also aspire to the realization of their rights. The elections have given an immense majority to the Whig Ministry, who have obtained a signal victory over the Tories, and the number of Radicals introduced into the House will necessarily ...

... Commons with ministerial serviles.' It has given an ascendancy to the whig aristocracy. It has returned all the Lord Johns and Lord Williams. It has secured the .seat of almost every whig, placeman, and sinecurist ; kept them all snug in their places and ...