... Legislation has actually been taken, a plain simple bit of justice has been done, which will lawyers’ fees. Praise be to the Whig Government, which has effected a reform, not of the most high-sounding name, but most important | in its beneficial effects ...

... institution of siavery to new States. This perty is strong enongh in the present of Assembly to tuen the batanee between the Whigs and Democrats. They wil only wete for the candidate of the party that gives into theie terms. An important section of the party ...

... The two favourite candidates are Mr J W Brown Democrat was within one vote of election having obtained 112 and Mr Wanthrop Whig who has never mustered more than 103 votes The question of the extension of Slavery to the States of the Union aud the nice ...

... favourite candidates are Mr. J. W. Brown, Democrat, who was within one vote of election, Laving obtained 113; and Mr. Wanthrop, Whig, who has never mustered more than 103 votes. The question of the extension of Slavery to the new States of the Union, and the ...

... w °uld not, at this moment, be either suffering from Whig rule, or cursed with the Corn Laws aud Free Trade. T^i ere ls » and always has been, Conservatism enough in c to have kept both the Whigs and the reins where they ought to be; Protectionists enough ...

... revenue after providing for the charges on the consolidated fund amounts to £1682807 a state of prosperity seldom accorded to a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer Now it may fairly be asked if another of the fallacies of the Protectionists has not been completely ...

... after providing for the charges on the consolidated fund, amounts to 682,807. ; a state of prosperity seldom accorded to a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer. Now it may fairly he asked if another of the fallacies of the Protectionists has not been completely ...

... moment “A literary ornament oftheir hie famons noibing do Ireland Irish priests paid nobody wonld of that measure materials for Whig defi conduct is whatever it be in office who for of proposing measure his eyes beneficial British Empire might could or should ...

... consequence of the large free importation of foreign corn. He declared himself favour of a fixed duty, which he regretted the whigs had not proposed an amendmeut to Sir R. Peel's plan. The resolution was carried, as were others condemnation of free trade ...

... and contentment—and other visionary benefits that were to follow repeal! They are to be sought for only in the columns of the Whig-Radical and League Journals —and found to be the gieat fact I —the great bubble of the age —the solved riddle of the Manchester ...

... madman dream propo«ing that meaanre. « have here the materiala for complete Whig defl of inounitv. That conduct aaoe, whatever it may be, that tend* keep Wbiga in office That Whig la merely mad who for a moment thl;>k« of aerioualy proposing any meaaure ...

... faluc Dr s'lllliog »•> fUicmu'.cal f» valuablt auxiliary) a', arliite lilllc —Vide Northern Whig, - r • r-l for the a**i?tanc.*B rte; very nmH» f*nlargcil m'*. Is j postage '• * MUSICAL « MoJcrn ...