... the landlord adjoin-iug division half-year’s poor-rate half-year’s rent-charge and I t leietore not but this in which the Whigs encourage Protestantism til on PnoTKsr bt Romanists is of letter lor obvious reasons suppress: “ Dec willbe to anned attacker ...

... of Trade in this matter If therefore the privilege asked still refused it will be manifest that the principle which actuates Whig officials is govern the people regulate all their proceedings not merely regardless of but direct opposition to the opinions ...

... away—we allude to William Holmesor Billy Holmes,” as he was familiarly knownthe Tory whipper-in.” His was an office (and the Whigs had corresponding functionary, with similar duties on their side) suggestive of the palmy epoch” when there were only two, ...

... prompt and decided suppression No half-measures will the emergency There must be no compromise— no surrender Tliere be more Whig-radical shuffling no truckling Romanism or Utilitarianism Protcatant England will endure the encroachment of Popery been aoul ...

... in regard lo fiscal mailers bound to say I believe the Opposition would do quite as much in the way of retrenchment as ihe Whigs. not sure that they would not n.ure. I believe Sir J. Graham, for inetanee, wuld show less subserviency to the Duke of Wellington ...

... solving of that magnificent probleii, the ocean navigation steam-ships. He also showed las extremely partial way in which the Whig Government hid acted, actually siarling the Cunard line from Liverpool, and throwing overboard the Great Western, bid all wady ...

... navigators including the solving of magnificent problem tlw ocean navigation by steam-ships lie showed the partial in which the Whig Government acted by actually starting th Cunard line from Liverpool throwing overboard the Wfttern which the crossing of the ...

... explorers including the solving of that magnificent problem ocean navigation He also showed the extreme partial in which tbe Whig Government had acted when they had actually started the Cunard line from Liverpool altogether thrown overboard the Great Western ...

... public Tbe Chairman it tort of language of Mr Boyal It it of “ hokey pokey” Minister misrepresent country if the tbe Tory the Whig Mr J W laid be attended many meetings hit life but never one in the been often interrupted (Hear bear) Mr Boyal That is no ...

... It was a robbery, and like the hoky-poky minis- Fters who misrepresented the country. It was nothing now but Whig kiss Tory and Tory kiss Whig. Mr. Royal was running onin this rambling strain, when f Mr. J. W. HALL said he had attended many meetings, but ...

... on which the Charities should be administered—(hear, hear, hear). They should be given to the most deserving, be they Tory, Whig or Radical—(cheers). That was a principle none would dissent from, but when a body was entirely of one political complexion ...

... n But not right principle on tbe charities should be administered —(Hear hear)— should given to tbe most deserving be Tory Whig Radical (Cheers)— That principle none would dissent from bat when body entirely of political complexion be it ever immaculate ...