... t .1 k ---r-- . . - • 1 , .. . . .. - - . , ~, . .. ' 4 • ( l() t 4 f V) 4 ,-. .# .11IT HIS ' INDE. Mk wha Whig ' a GRATIS.. - Wales u ,~,. _.~ .:« USW n I I • OITA , V . 1 .as OEPENDENT VW • 2i r 30.044 ...

... were hanging up. Y'es, there are several, replied the t lawver; that, pointing to tie scratch, 's say commerin business whig ; that, my Chaacery wig: that, my House of Lords wig ; and that my coult wij-. And pray, sir, w\'ishre is your hlonest man's ...

... sincere inl their professions of Liberalism Alen hy will doubtless go a long way fo, the sake of their tradition, en2 The Whigs, we dare ea, 'would gulph down one or two 9 inpalpable concessions rather than surrender theair title to be the popular party ...

... duty has bhen paid to several other houses in towvn, and the loss to in' ufividuals is expeated to be very great.- Northern Whig,.' ...

... into contempt. We will admit that Mr. was clever, bold, and zealous. But his talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of a whig-paid agent, and his daring was, in a political sense, synonymous with utter contempt of scruple. Eulightened cynics hate beeu ...

... astonish them (cheers.) There existed in Wrexi ham many grades and shades of opinion, both religiously and politically. They had whigs and tories, liberals, and conservatives Churchmen and Dissenters, Wesleyana and Calvinista, Independents, and Baptists, who ...