... Russell proposed the Bs. duty he objected to it as totally inadequate ; yet when ihe mea- sure became matured in the bands of the Whig Premier he suddeuly snatched it from his grasp ; but so awkwardly did the laurels sit upon bis brow that the gratification ...

... conviction, he stood there, that if there were universal suffrage proclaimed in this country to-morrow morning, her Majesty's Whig government, and free trade corn, would be abolished in ten days. [Applause.] He thought he was not mistaken in holding forth ...

... solemn eonvietio, stood thers, that if there were universal srfrage proclaimed thia country to-morrow mornini, her Majesty's Whig government, and free trade in orn, would abolished in ten daye. [Applause.] Bethought was nut mistaken in holding forth that ...

... r-cuiea; U> sung over the grass* of the departing whig*. [Laughter and cheers.] addn *# you whig. From eai:., »{ days I have been attached to old whig principles; but from the bottom heart 1 abhor moderr. whig practice!. [Loud cheer#.] now .-all upon the meeting ...

... over tbe graves of the departing Whigs. ( Laughter and cheers.) He addressed them as a Whig. From his earliest days he had been attached to old Whig principles ; but from the bottom of hia heart did he abhor modern Whig practices. (Vociferous cheers.) ...

... be sung over the graves of the departing whigs. [Laughter nnd cheers.] address you a whig. From my earliest days I have been attached old whig principles; but from the bottom of mv heart do I abhor modern whig practices. [Loud cheers.] 1 now call upon ...

... conviction of the power which you hold in your hands, and which I call upon you, irrespective of every political connexion—whig or radical—to use independently and firmly in your own defence. [Cheers.] I fear that this perception of your power must be ...

... op- posed themselves strenuously to the creation and progress of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formed when the Whigs were in power. It is well that those who in our times bitterly denounce the system which has landed its in such in- extricable ...

... plaintiff non-eoited. Newcomb* v. Tht Executor* of Hsty.—This action for £l2, brought car pent* ag ainit the executor* of Mr. Whig, late of tbe W.Ur-boaee fern, Writtle, for the building of shed, a; White Lllleye, Ramsden Bcll-hoaee, which belonged to the ...

... conviction of j the power which you bold in your hac-i.» whirl I call opr.n you, irreipeetive of ev-nr political aon nex!on--whig or radical—to use independently ami in your own defence. [Cheers 1 feat that this perception of your power '.pon the certain ...

... strength of die two sections, tbat another President from die slaveholding states will hardly find a majo- rity among either Whigs or Democrats at any future election. A bill for suspending diplomatic relations widi Austria had been introduced into the ...

... the House of Commons the coming session would be the question of free trade Although he was a whig himself, if, at the next election, he should not find a whig candidate ready to support protection to agriculture and native industry, he would support any ...