... country ought to learn, unless their delusion is leer ° all remedy, it is utter filly and mockery of placing trust whatever in Whig state s men as th e c h am pi o ns of oppressed nationalities The very keystone of their policy is the preservation of the ...

... it were to the hereditary service of the State—it is difficult to ascertain at what period, or under what circumstances, the Whig party have ever possessed, or could obtain, a more efficient leader.--Coningsby, vol. ii, p. 261-2. ...

... alternative. I therefore say, as the remem red and ever illustrious patriot, Daniel o*Connel (cbeering), has 3aid, give me the Whigs with all thai faults—and their number legion, I confess —in prefer eno to the Tories of Stockport notoriety (hear, hear, acc ...

... were I significant. In this zoalous and perfectly gratui. tous championship of two of our very wornt I. indirect taxes, our Whig Chanoellor of the lt Exchequer is palpably playing the game of the a I, Protectionists, and doing his beat to smooth the c ...

... ach of that, to him, happy hour, as witness the xe.etnised-hypocrisy, the Whig, and the Coalition capsizes. didn't feel that something of the same sort h in talk of the Juvenile Whig, or suffer him to the future of the next few months, he would t s Y ,,_ ...

... happy hour, as witness the i,:`° ll Ypocrisy, the Whig, and the Coalition capsizes. ( lido% feel that something of the same sort in the future of the next few months, he would be of the Juvenile Whig, or suffer him to of, to-day, in this strain—namely-- ...

... injuries from which he died about a quarter 0?of aa hour alter the accident. Verdict-Accaidental. a?death. gi The Yorthern Whig, Belfast paper, of Tuesday,. says- ?? Semaphore scra w steamer, one of our Liverpool i ?? traders, requiring a new propeller ...

... Corning cunning one been deceived as to the th,l ° aela of that, to hi m , happy hour, as witness the Irl iz ed - hypocrisy, the Whig, and the Coalition capsizes. didn't feel that s o m e thing of th e same sor t in the future of the next few month s , h e ...

... however, until we see how far Manchester will allow this Private Bill scheming to go before we return the attack. If the Whig Cabinet can be hoodwinked, that is no reason Liverpool should be openly plundered in silence, and we shall begin by showing ...

... indefatigable in the discharge of the duties of his public position. (Hear, hear). The other was a retired merchant of the Whig school, ((pally attentive to the duties of his position, while Mr. William Brown, from his noble public spirit and independence ...

... party, attended with indeflitigablo zest to the duiso his position--(hear, hear)-the other weas a retired merchanto c It the whig school, and equally attentive to the duties of hise poi D, lion; and our county member Mr. Drown, in addition to all a' othercisims ...