... Han. S. R. Lushinton, who represented the city nearly 20 years), Liberal Consenative • Mr. C. Par Cooper, the Chancery Q.C., Whig-R;dical ; and Mr Achniuty Glover, who announced himself as a Liberl• Conservative, but has since advocated Radical vie , ...

... truth there is > the boast that the House of Cummous fairly represents the.feelings and opinions of the people. Everywhere the Whigs and are of accord upon the demerits of this bill, and the conclustou arrived at all the public meetings is, that is a thing ...

... to the country; and, in combining with the Whigs, lie had done more exigencies of the public service and the danger of the country requh-ed. He (the Rev. C. Jlarriott) disapproved of the past policy of the Whigs in some particulars as much any one could ...

... and fineness of the crop* and the comparative insignificant damage done by tbo late rains. THE IMMACULATE WHIGS. CProm the John Bull.) The Whigs, as every one knows, are the sworn enemies of all corruption. To correct abn«*« »« the sole aim of their political ...

... his own election was consitfered certain by his friends, if the contest had been between him and a liberal. Mr. Somers is the Whig candidate, and it is expected h will have Lord Palmerston's influence, which is very stroiv in that locality. ...

... leader of the Whig party, when his policy seemed to us to be inconsistent, and inimical to the public interest, must have satisfied Mr. Relph how little we were influenced by mere partizanship. A gentlem tn, himself more than a Juvenile Whig, and dwelling ...

... party regard the whig connexion was wholly without foundation. We admit that it is a very shocking state of affairs. We can almost sympathise in the indignant exclamation of Sir W. Ilayter. Things are come to a pretty pass when a whig cannot wallop his ...

... yclept the Hereford Times, has been applied to many purposes, among others to that of a parasol, and on one occasion when a Whig or some other unlucky wight was bathing, and his clothes had been run away with, a copy of the Hereford Times left behind was ...

... yiterahme. Rote collue. BLACKWOOD% MAGAZINIi. July. That untrustworthy Whig historian, Lord Macaulay, severely handled iii June by the Tory Blackwood, for his aspersions of the character of Marlborough; and now, in July, the critic demonstrates, to his ...

... superior thrift, and took his leave. Unfortun- ately for Hopkins, he happened to be a whig, and was, moreover, concerned in various loans to a government composed of whigs this may account for the exacerba- tion of Pope in the following lines from Epistle ...

... dge on the 31st August. The former were , defeated. Commercial affairs unchanged since the 'departure of the Persia. , The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the North American Mass Convention was assembled at Syracuse; the Republican ...

... manfully, and fought with a courage the memory of which yet remains and when, by means of a combination of Protectionists and Whigs, Lord John Rus- sell was placed in office, Sir James helped to preserve the ministry in their free-trade career. Those were ...