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... found pre- die is pared for their hands, and which was founded upon the foie labours of the commissioners appointed by the Whigs. Lord fro d Derby has, however, stoned for the necessity of this Parlia- iill er mentary adoption. He has appointed Mr. John ...
... stock as the present Lard Ellenborough: and of him it! rong, might truly be said that he would be neither the slave of the Whigs ailed nor the tool of the Tories. (laughter.l Whatever might be the l not. decision of the Court, he would endeavour to obey ...
... note whio Ii ad not often evoxwed lila coisvictionl thet ocar polity anti a sotandiong armiy could not exist together. The, Whigs lied been fli Ithe comisteaui ialsit of repleating that Etaiidiiig isrissies had Idestroyed. the free imfistittisiss of the ...
... that at Ar. Macaulay's sympathies are witlh the Whigs, -we cannot tL r. be quite so sure that if he had bean living in the 17th cell- w if tury ie would have been of any great assistance to thie a Whig cause, for, like Halifax, he is nchss more a man ...
... ELEOaIO.e.-Mr. Duffy has been re- placed by a Tory, as was expected. The liumibers wvere . Tottenhani (Tory) SS, Redingtion (Whig) 67 ; majority 21. TRIAL AND CONVICTIO0N F a111 IMPOSTOR AL10C. GRAY.--At the Stad'ord Assizes, on Saturday, the noto- rious ...
... paragraphs contain much sad and bitter truth:- Broughain was one of Lord Cockburin'sfcolltcliPoraries an Edinburgh Reviewer ; a Whig politician ;; and so far as his inconstant nature would allow him, 'the friend of the band of lawyers who gave an impress to ...
... maarried on the 9th of May, 1833, Lady Mary Augusta, only daughter of the late Earl of Coventry. The late Lord, who wasia staunch Whig, entered the diplonsatic service in ON July, 1831, and was for gonlie time attabd to the ulmbasoy ON at St. Peteraburghi, Whence ...
... COACH. ie (Frorn Punclt.) eO There was once a little rnafi, And he had a little plan, . For adding to his stature, as ex-Whig, Whig, W ,g; _ It's true, eaid he, I I'm small n But I still may pass for tall, ?? I get upon a question that is big, big, ...
... patronage at the disposal of the present Government. It has been Sir John Harding's fate to advise the Government (whether Whig or Tory) on the international questions that arose during the Russian and Italian wars, on the affair of the Charles et Georges ...
... must be wrong, And only Tear'em always must be right, right, right, There was neves such a Tartar, To nothing he gave quarter- Whig or Tory, nob or snob, he tackled a ;, all, al; And the battles that he ft In the great Westminster Pit, Would make the famed ...
... agrieultocrista sirovold show that they were not a divided betly, soparatoill into hostile parities, one saying 1I am for lbs Whigs, and another I am for the Tories ;55 hbut when they ahoueld show that they were for tire cause of agriculture. (Hear.) Let ...
... question must be settled, and very soon, by the sword, as the only possible means of self-preserva- tion; iad the Richmond Whig said, 'I'he people of the North must go to hanging these fanatics, if they would not lose the benefit of the Southern trade ...