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... sentiment of Cassio, “ 1 could well wish courtesy would invent some other custom of entertainment and when next pressed by any Whig /ago to “ carouse potations pottle deep,” he may sptly reply with the Venetian lieutenant, “ | am unfortu- nate in the infirmity ...
... forgotten by the country when their desperate legislation begins to work iv own cure. How many are there now who would accept the Whig Radical bravado- about there being only complaints and few to complain, in preference to Lord Stax let's honest statement ...
... disentangled from the-fetters.of a na-ow' si , and supercilious subservience to the politicaliinteresits: K 'or prejudices of.the 'Whig aristoeraeyv ' . tl The closing speech of Friday night wai~a caustic ti so |ne by M. ConuEN0 'Dr. DWBAELI will not red s ...
... be piawd under th e ali.velllalite 01 dm. Auntlian Congo; and the 1;arl. oh authorities at Kura's, whither tt ey Ai reptile, whig h fleinauel the o rte rugally rejected. 1; e' Count •Wws She inner; to be to: Ilk; the rorte,4llowevrr. tine years sul-! orient ...
... OF THE DIVISION ON THE ADDRESS. (From Protectionist Paper.) protectionists. Present of Country party Tellers 2 Pairs Present Whig Protectionists 10 .. 203 Absent of Country party, without pairs 35 Country party supporting Government ...
... and O’Connor not enough the fragrance of Snig’s End dealings and all combined are not Cobdenite enough to excite commotion in Whig Ministry It for symptoms” than those turned up by the Parliamentary Reform Association before it will concede anything in order ...
... is already , the Jz, motl on, and that the ag.tat.cm in favour ol Tea Hours is to be vigorously re-commenced forthwith. the Whig c ...
... immediitcljr npoMd to it ChioMy-poU, ditto, old »po.U, rartssiass?^!SS®£ fortunately »®.«d damage worth mentioning. The Nortkem Whig etatee that the atorm did great damage in Belfast. V ln the workhouse of that town three b!>yt wire killed by the stone and ...
... neither hot nor cold. In such matters we may well take a lesson from the Whigs andlladicals. /The latter gentlemen are fond of attacking the Whigs at their public meetings, but let the Whig Government appear to be in danger, aud on the instant every linancial ...
... ancestors were less humane than their posterity. The implacability of hostile factions was such as we can scarcely conceive. Whigs were disposed to murmur be- *cause Stafford was suffered to die without seeing his bowels burned before his face. Tories reviled ...
... predominating vehemence. Shew a good a, front, and make believe that we are in earnest, was ite, the argument used. The Whigs are squeezeable; F of and we have now the lucky opportunity of pointing tto for to low prices and immense imports, as evidence ...
... chronicled in Pmident T*»LOE-a Mertege, Brt look at Qcp.eh'o .porch! Owing dcg.oer.cy and godlenntM of tho counrel. of those whig-ra tea auum. ho. on. Quae*-, honour*! n.-. and .upreme mlen-HooTon «« the mark !-H>f the Anglican Chnrch, tor the dret time ...