... pretend accurately to foretell. But the probability is that wc shall have anothci Whig legal aspirant, another political trader, introduced to our notice. Another Whig lawyer will probably tent down by the Reform Club tr weave, if can, his political fortune ...

... extensive kind had been committed, yet they declared the sitting member to have been duly elected. They were Whigs, and they gave the seat to a Whig in the natural course of things; but something 'must done, after the exposures that were made, and so they ...

... in the morning press ; there is not one of the journals that assimilates so nearly to the Whigs as the Post-- indeed it maintains that the principles of the Whigs and the Conservatives are now all but identical, with the exception of free-trade. We repeat ...

... only to meet, accept thc little Kills of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, endorse with acclamation the statute which thc Whigs promised to repress the insolent aggression of their quondam Popish friends, and then adjourn to feast their eyes the attractions ...

... which are broadly developed in the object* agreed Mowmarket, a* follows —sympathy with financial reform ; abandonment of mere Whig and Tory polities; repeal r.f the game laws; revision «»f the county expenditure; tenant-right; reform of the titlie system; ...

... who was presiding in th,_ _ during petty sessions, was sent for, and, in , sence, she made a certain statement, a material Whig day, Was the She recc vit of t rest and join dur tri ject had sisi ( any roor the i had v as they ba r Pur( that toe ho t op ...

... was 20 years ago. Twenty years ago the Whigs assumed the place of moderators’ between the two extremes, and the more furious the Tories were at the extent of the reforms in progress, the easier it was for the Whigs to propose what they pleased, and reserve ...

... John Ward, what was the circulating medium of the communications between the Strutt of the Tories and the Ward of the Whigs. This will suffice for the present from That maligned and injured individual, now so cruelly deserted by Mr. 'Pindal, THE ...

... gentleman for many ye:ir s represented the eastern. division of Yorkshire, which a vacancy now occurs. In politics he wa.s Whig, though one of strong Protectionist fechl . h9 having voted on all occasions in favour of protectio n to British industry. ...

... Stamp Office, and supplied for the Maidstone Gazette, 115,130 Penny Newspaper Stamps. I am, dear Sirs, yours most truly, Pro J. Whig ley and Sox, “J. TIBBITTS. Messrs. Cutbush, Whiting, and Cutbush.” The following is a comparison of four successive complete ...

... they may be ready, when the time arrives, to assist in the mancipation of their country from the bureaucrotic misrule of the Whigs and the ruinous humbug of Free Trade. ...

... divine; He served—but served King George the Third, A Bigot; but, away the taunt, He was least a Protestant. XII. That Whig of Whigs, our own Nassau, high Dutch once was heard to say, He wished, lair Erin that he saw, Stouc-drowned ten thousand miles away ...