... ask, had not the rev. gentleman Beggs to take up his lease (hear). He would bow expressed a similar wish for union when the Whigs and allude to Clydaville, which adjoined his (Mr. C.'s) pro. 'fories were destroying the rights and liberties of his perty ...

... bele arks of his government in the hour of peril, but who have been requited with the ingratitude for which the unprincipled Whigs have ever been proverbial. We are cnnlident that this act has aroused the lion spirit of the Protestants of the empire, anti ...

... continue that grant for the support of the Whitworth Hospital and other valuable institutions of a similar nature (hear). Our Whig linancers are going to deprive us those charitable institutions (hear, hear). I hope those who are such advocates for English ...

... board has also taken the saaae seitsit.le and proper course. Here it may not be 'kiwis to remark that that notorious clerical Whig agitator, the Rev. J. OS's:liven, P.P., Komar,, has made an attespt to nut:ify the effect of the declaration of protectionist ...

... cheering and expressions of dissent). Hie (Colonel LaTouche) did not come forward to support any party-he cared notbing for Whig or Tory, Lord John Russell or Sir Robert Peel (hear, hear); but he held this- 'that if thoyhad 105 members, men who would ...

... one class, or party, or creed. Never was there a requisition less liable to any charge of that kind It was signed equally by Whigs and Tories, landowners and tenant-farmers, Roman Catholics and Protestants. The movers and se- conders of the resolutions were ...

... feuds—postponing thei: poli- attachments—abandoning, eve bald n for a while, their | several prepossessions and professions, as Whig, Tory, Protestant, or Roman Catholic—and uniting | into a firm and unanimous phalanx prepared to do battle for their native ...

... orators, paid writers, and agitators, pressing on an imbecile ministry, had achieved free trade (cheers). He cared her no party-- Whig or Tory—but if they had one hundred and live men, who voted conscientiously and patriotically, they would succeed (cheers) ...

... Waller had talked of union ; but why, let him ask, had not the rev. gentleman expressed a similar wish for union wheu the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellow-countrymen? When union was really required , and had been ...

... and constrain Dr. Wit ATELY to bring against the Whigs a charge as gravely criminal in a moral point of view as could well be brought against a misters of the crown. Dr. WuAIELE plainly accuses his Whig patrons of having acted against their convictions ...

... agreeable manner. About eleven o'clock the company se- parated, highly delighted with the evenings entertain- ment.— Northern Whig. Ampvvation oF Taz Tors Preventep, ny Hottoway’s Ointment anv Pitis.—Mr. Oliver Smith Jenki , of Falkirk, when superintending ...

... more and more precarious. From every colony the voice of bitter complaint is addressed, and in vale, to the mother land. The Whig and cotton tyranny is spoiling, oppressing, and vexing the colo• nists. Colonial tranquillity has vanished with colonial prosperity ...