... foreigners into our markets, and turned the of it. ** These are the triumph* of science political,** These arc the views the Whigs patronised ; Tories may scout them ; hut. nevertheless. If I call such a crand lisiik’ devised. How is It robbery, cheapness ...

... one at all—for it is to be remembered that he was ever a Whig, and the personal friend of all official Whigs since the days of the first Reform Bill. Most unfortunate indeed are the said Whigs in the majority of their appointments of late, from Torrington ...

... his old allegiance, and that the period is at band when the right hon. baronet will again occupy a leading position in the Whig Ministry. The Oxford heads have raked up an ancient statute and fulminated most tremendous threats of rustication, &c. against ...

... to prosper in Business- Rcipes cuid Answers to Inqilrers: German Yeast; tomiaki Muiins, Crunspels; to make Forty Excellent Whigs; a light Biscuit; 3{edley Picke, Canada Balsam ; Remedy for a Burn; Waterproof Boots; to ?? theTcth-Poetry: Wanit of Thought-Sports ...

... a roy: visit to Ireland every second or third year. Viceroys have hither- to-been either Orange or Papist—either Tory, Whig, or Whig-Radical. But the Queen of these realins above party spirit, and in her ince, of all kinds would be confounded and a A mushroom ...

... togetberi |but in the best parts of Ulster tivee is no maw to restrain Ilie Ilandlord from plundering the poor. When a reforming Whig, government come to deal with ; this state of things, they bring in a isseaure which spseaks F reithet of Ulster nor of Connaught; ...

... quite in keeping with Maga 's reputation. It opens with a slashing article, entitled Ministerial Measures, in which the Whigs are severely taken to task. There is atone and temper about the article which we like exceedingly : it is not merely a grumble ...

... day. I, felt sickened and dis.. ten ieno gustedaattlie heardicsness,'treahoery,. and disbdigerty of all s0on soue: pactise-whig, torykant! radical- whent dealing with Irith. altli is he nteest ; noour wretched diwisions at home left me with. exo and 'i ...

... of the abolition of import duties. The outcry and Ihe complaint was universal from all classes concerned in agriculture. Whigs and Peclites had tried to meet lit by preaching up high farming. More skill, more j labour, highly taxed though it be, would ...

... British industry—not protection to one class or another, Lords Commons, tenant# labourers, Protectioniits or Free-traders, Whigs, Tones, or Radicals, to every class and all; and believed tbat the ‘*pro*peri’.v” alluded loin the toast could only b# realised ...

... 12th of April, and Mr. FORBES seconded this amendment. Mr. STANFORD said that thi* debate wae indeed prodigy for here were Whigs proposing reduction eaUries, end Conservatives proposing Will greater reduction! He might say this new Legend of Montrose ...

... Stuttgardt, and Otho at Athens? Who speaks as never did ambassador like Prince Gortschakoff at Frankfort ? Who addresses to the Whig Cabinet at London such unheard-of remonstrances? Who The Russian government. Perhaps these observations from a pen by no means ...