... so easily supplied in this country. The SeoUman has some pertinent remarks on the absence the Dissenting clergy and of the Whigs of the Parliament House from the above meeting, and of the failure of all support Ifom either hitherto to an institution which ...

... here to make. Fillet of a well fed calf Is not note worth more than half what we’ve seen in our day, Whate’er the sland rous Whigs may *ay t Wool is low, but that’s been lower, cut the earth and pass that o'er. In beef and mutton you review, J scarce can ...

... was high farming, reduction rents, abolition the Game Laws, and financial reform. After adverting the policy pursued hy the Whigs and out of* oflico. maintained that the aid of science, high fanning, ami reduction rents oil the princip'o ( of *• live and ...

... Sir George Urey and his applauding abettors turn the year 1747, and will find Mr. Grey (afterwards Lari Grey), leader of the Whig porter toe House Commons, moving upon that occasion lor leave a hill of which Mr. was iu all its essential parts a simple duplicate ...

... Tory>■>ol and the infatlibility of the tiirone. Tliu coalition liiniitry between Fox and North bad destroyed taitli in the leading Whigs, and while they during these stormy days received Urge share of confidence, it is clear from some of the resolutions, both ...

... the (act that Free Trade has, yet least, brought blessing* its train for which many poor and hungered soul is tliankful. The Whigs, with all their fault* and tardiness. and not less *o Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Cobden may point their enemies and aswulers to ...

... in the history human civili-a-tion. Whatever credit, therefore, may attach Lord John Russell, the bead and front that great Whig parly which lias been traditionally allied with the cause of oivit and religious freedom, his visit to Manchester is not event ...

... veritable London production. I only play Uod-napa to it. It is petition, whatever mu hkt to caU it, to bother these confounded Whigs. A rather blank and staggered look this pervades the countenances of the efoi—some objections about putting •or namee to paper ...

... described by ills lordship in the Police Court, attempting to overturn meeting called and other peoples expense; and the Whigs must have a distinct recollection of how nearly they were beats* in their own meeting, in the same room, called for the purpose ...

... elevate the tom of our morality. Do you pity Andrew Marvell becanse never became minuter ot State? or, Thomas Arnold, became the Whig* lacked courage to place mitre on hit brow I cannot ttke yon to the dying bed of Milton’t friend—l cannot tell yon whether ...

... subject that ou Jeffrey— The Parliament House probably never saw—and may never see again—such brotherhood oi legal talent the Whig lawyers of 1816; Clerk, Cranstonn, Jeffrey, Monoreiff, I' >ck burn, Fullerton, formed phalanx, who ror years kept the ring ...

... coarse impossible, as England was necessary to Europe, as Whigt were necessary England, and Lord Palmerston was necessary Whigs; bnt the other was the immediately signifying to Francs that we were ready to abide the itipaTatioui of (be convention of the ...