... parties in Par- those on this interesting subject. In truth there missio eral suspicion that, how: r otherwise at mittee sed e, Whigs and Conserv yes are pos: common horror of a vulgar franchise and | RP: cratic constituency ; and accordingly there | Rule - ...

... lies we me only to say, let the Newfanl tarian sing duet', ate Free Trade yird heel' far ever in the moss u' Braemuckity, an' Whigs skirl we eonvicti .ii, till they cleave the Knock ale sink net. an' the l'antworth Bill gallop aft we the Yeditor o'the Main ...

... like a heifer :amnia' miner a by ke o' elegs. On the pretence o' providin' cheap br ad for the people, Robbie Peel an' his whig parasites bath raised up neither Juggeruat fur the midi to worship. an' hue the impudence to eat Free Trade. Is't free trade ...

... order that he (Me. m supported him, Sooner or later, however, he every one would be carried ; the reaping time nz sown ; the Whigs had been | demveracy for the last hut ing of seed the doctrine o| fifty years. Mr. thought the country was in Mr. Hume tor ...

... the le con- in the against iz them ailway, elants, firmed ae ee ee day announces the death of this well-known, leader of the Whig party in Scot our next we shall make room for some of th phical notice which the deceased so was sure to cail forth, Senatus ...

... yesterday, under the command of Mr Barron, sub-inspector, and embarked at the quay for Belfast. It appears by the Northern Whig, that the Rev. Mr Rutherford has disclaimed the authorship of the letter addressed Lord Londonderry, and read by his lordship ...

... occupied several nights in Committee, but six clauses out of a hundred have been carried. The country party look upon it a great Whig job for the purpose of retaining the key to the Irish representation, and hence the hostility they hare evinced towards tlx ...

... Protection compensation for heavy public burdens, or a cheap system government the necessary correlative of Free-trade. The Whigs and Radicals say that we shall not have Protection, and that must adapt our policy and proceedings to the altered circumstances ...

... implicating the Bat the Viceroy of [reland was, whether not, a politician ; his measures could not be from his dignity. Nor a Whig Treland as th: re was 12 ion and countenance for the furious opp the Tory laity and clergy. ‘The Viceroyaltie Anglesey and ...

... his fu nd renlezvous of the leaders of the Ti Her mansion in London long formed as Ins the Duchess of Devonshire did to the Whigs on th | the heautifal Duchess Georgiana did net dislain ade James Fox. so did Jane, Duchess of Gurdon. en. yw a kies on a Londen ...

... rumoured at Washington that an admirable plan has been designed, in connection with the Home >epartment, so to secure to the Whigs the next President, it was proposed to provide for the annexation California a state, and to lay down plans tor the organisation ...

... mansion London longtormed the grand rendezvous the leaders of the Tory party, as that of the Duchess of Devonshire did to the Whigs. And as the beautiful Duchess Georgian a did not disdain bestow a kiss on a London butcher, win a vote for Charles James Fox ...