... Harness, and OCrciagV IJyti>hes; varieties of Harness Blacking, and «Janlit\y»>f unwrought Saddlery materials. J i Ami, also, WHIG*ESPat ONE o'clock. Afternoon (if m»t posed of by Private Contract), the gc/d-will of the Trustees in said House and Business ...

... political creed was Comermtive. His personal bias, however, one way other, not matter of any importance. The true poet, whether Whig, Radical, or Conservative, forgets the peculiarities of his political faith, and never fails to appeal to the common heart ...

... there was Peelite Administration in office to-morrow, it would bo nothing to me. If all the Perlites in (he House joined the Whig Administrain*n, I would be their vnmi .fjateJ, their itn(iri»a. c heir indefatigable opponent, until u e obtain full justice ...

... five years foreman moulder to 3lr-.sr*. Rowan, iron founders, hail, unluckily for Himself, acquired a habit of reading The Whig in its best days-(laughter)—and, being tempted to see what it had lately come |to, had gone, very indiscreetly, to get the ...

... attacking Lord John for joining the Pcelites, betraying his party, and throwing over his friends; that some of the landed Whigs would declare against his subjecting landed property t* the legacy duty, and decline to assist in doing so; that some of the ...

... r, and would not worthy of the name of man if he were not. Come what might of it, would support any man, no matter who was—Whig, Tory, or Conservative—instead of one of those members. Should any of them make his appearance where he (Rev. Mr. had any influence ...

... three years the face of sinking majorities, and against his lordship’s own wishes, for the sole purpose of keeping out the Whigs, whom regarded with a feeling of the bitterest aversion. deeply was this feeling rooted in his Majesty’s mind, that when a ...

... use a bell, and no one is ever called to order; there never any agitation on any of the benches; ennui rains in torrents; Whigs and Tories share among themselves badly-baked biscuits; good deal of Barclay & Perkins’s porter is drunk; members go out every ...

... plagued ** members whom dependence could be placed ’’ Now, all this changed. Even before the Heform Hill, new party, neither Whig nor Tory, had been formed; and after that measure, they increased greatly in numerical strength, in influence, and in organimation; ...

... —.Mu. Gibson’s Motion. —The spirit with which Government after Government, matter what may its politics—whether it Tory or Whig, composite—has, time after time, met any attempt to remove one or all of the three burdens that bear grievously upon the public ...

... right hon. gentleman was upbraided with the violation of his pledge, his reply was, that he had pledged himself for the old Whig Ministry, and had given none for the Cabinet now in power. Comment upon this transaction would be thrown away. —Standard of ...