... tie House of Commons with. In this Sir Robebt succeeded. He showed that the finances of the country had suffered through the Whig Administration which he had displaced, and money ranut be got to balance the deficiency. That was the first ground. But even ...

... in view. would only ndd, that if the public were determined to press forward in this matter, no G >vernment, whether it was Whig cr Tory, could long withstand the united efforts and complaints of oppressed people.—(Hear, hear.) Mr. Smith, of New-cross ...

... forbearance. I am still sanguine of success, and I can trace its signs. My Tory friend Mr. Spooner has met in comfort with my Whig friend Mr. Robert Haubury; the Protectionist Mr. Newdegate sits in conference with the Free-trader Mr. Heald; Mr. Napier and ...

... put in a plea in behalf of Central America, on many grounds, but especially in respect to its geographical position, as in whig respect it almost realised the ancient idea of the centre of the world. Not only,” observed Mr. Sqnier, does it connect the ...

... him the door. I must state, howev.r, that it electioneering time, and that the said noisy individual the editor of the best Whig paper in town. last, .wtver, was taken thecollaraud thruft into the street. An immense rush followed him out into the street ...

... the Liberal party become. This went to an extreme point of depression in 18'U, when the insouciance and incapability of the Whig-Melbourne-Russeil Government had, for the time, spent the force of the onward wave of popular progress. Then, for a climax ...

... ic candidate. is a great partisan Lord John and Hrookes’s is regarded one o' the anst cratic fratermly which couetitu'es the Whig oligarchy. 1.. he stood tor , h Conservative priunples, and Lad election cards printed, in which bis was with that Sir John ...

... Grosvenor, he did not think they had treated the meeting fairly in not coming among them.—(Cheers.) The noble lord was, however, Whig, and he (Mr. Archbutt) had the pleasure ot sayiug that he was of opinion with the chairman, and approved of the Conservative ...

... that, with some slight changes, there is reason why Lord Anybody should not carry out the policy of Lord anybody else, be a Whig, Tory, or Conservative. The post which Lord Palmerston holds Lord Derby might hold, or Mr. Gladstone, or Lord John Russell ...

... SBddbs., fur money. This will fairly show that some Irkh mers can fairly compile wuh the most famous English brent Eorthern Whig. Salmon Fishings.—The salmon fishings in rivers north of the Tweed opened on Tuesday. Tee cpt; has been rather unfavourable ...

... other and by the gradual and selfish exercise ...

... obloquy and blame which is in great measure undeserved, and which will yet be shown to be so. He is not Tory, nor a truckling Whig, nor does he pander to the fanatical notions of any local party, hence the reason why so much bile is expended on him in some ...