... ulway dering (welre © baodsome lever wa ld chain, as a mark of ; esteem for dihgeoce snd a! bes A Nore to Baat The te Earl a Whig aod Free-trader are > & petition to bis bordebup. ealling epoa thew reate to « el as mar enadhe | mpete wrth bree tracke of ...

... opinion had better direct itself towards the local governments of Great Britain than towards her Majesty’s ministers—whether Whig or Conservative. That filth brings disease and death is a medical fact better ascertained than the origin, cause, or nature ...

... pithee will Suppose an election were to rtunity of month and suppose we had for candidatre Me Majesty is and Campbell op the Whig odbering like aide tame ode 4 to their theoretical views and o “ to give — Britein in branch it may be ex ty; and would be ...

... 0. Against, 10. Mollie, Radical Y•.s.rso, Whig BAKER, Whig I CiiOPLEY, Whig ALLEN, WhigWEST, Whig I WALLIS, Whig CRISP, W his !stain, Radical I HARVEY, Whig Man i IN, Tory COLLLN, ...

... we find him one month flying through Scotland, spreading the principles of genuine liberty around hint. We see him fighting Whig and Tory upon the hustings, at Ipswich. and all but riding into Parliament upon the storm of public approbation, again lie ...

... principles ; 8 be lieve those principles to bo subversive government 19 this country, we are Oppo to Moria step lich that our Whig are preparcd ty take nH franchise to bee extend Mr But why ts to wregularities and ¢ ean und tstand tha 7 eh ee emt franchise ...

... human nature, and its lust of power were few litthe words, to give such morta se f with and surely al fier all | deme fear the Whigs im th tev 1. days, | hardly desery ed annihibatson for giv ance, amd hen | had been provoked to Chas. Wood's be attack om ome ...

... and its lust of power.” These were but a few little words, to give such mortal ; and surely, after all [ had done for the Whigs in their better days, I hardly for giving them utterance, and more- over when | had been provoked to it Sir Charles on me in ...

... ore F Ler Now, ¢ that the be sey be ne et bud o 7 hear rom any declaration he had W be ther Were or un) ular, he did pot dan Whig an) wd profit Nut that did pot pr Rtat wus having the same dewp towarda thuse whos Hower of bine, anon at whoin and by whom ...

... flinched nor shrunk from any declaration he had made. Whether the name were unpopu lar, he did not scruple to avow himself tal a Whig (hear). But that did not prevent him having the same deep feelings towards those who surrounded him, to whom and by whom he ...

... to force upon the Cambridgeshire farmers. It means this, and this only: the former, although a staunch Protectionist, is a Whig, and let 1s get rid of him at any price ; the latter is a Peelite, but after all, a good Tory at heart, and with a little lecturing ...

... of * The Saxons in “* Mammoa and * The © of W * Mal- ** Worship of Images and Pictures,” and lastly Admunistration of the Whigs, which treats upon ** Sophisms of Free-trade aod Political Economy.”” The Worting Man's Friend and Family Instructor.— Ne, ...