... they must succeed. They know S their power ; they are well aware that that I power, righteously employed, is omnipotent over Whigs and Tories, and we shall be greatly dis- appointed if they do not . exercise it vigoronsly, J and drive it home effectively ...

... there were too many cen- tral Boards already, and yet here they found him adopting this measure, which was the creation of the Whig party. Mr SANDS having withdrawn his motion, the Council voted on the Lord Provost's motion and Bailie Forrester's amendment ...

... was limited to the owner and occupying vot tenant, and at every contested election it was a re- not cognised rule by both Whigs end Tories that the te-n-, proy ant should follow the course taken by the landlord. wS Although there was apparently a larger ...

... have been strong Liberals fornerlyS and may return to their early principles in mature l age. But neither as Tories, nor as Whigs and some- thing more, ean we endure their retention of office; E and good Bill therefore, or bad Bill, our business is l to ...

... last rebellion were entirely forgotten, and E- i while the nation was- still divided into two great parties, Presbyterian and Whig, Prelati aud Tory, astonish no pernGn, not even the most pmecti- t cal and unpoetical of mathematical land survayors s or public ...

... time represented Southampton in Parliament. THE LORD LIEUTENANT IN TRE NORTTHOF IRELAND: -It is understood (says the Northern Whig) that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will Visit Shane's Castle, the residence of the Rev. Chichester O'Neill, during the ...

... best to keely up the cordial alliance with France. lie savs that nobody cares for a Reform Bill-not the Tories, nor even the Whigs; and he then enumerates the differ- ies ent loopholes ibrough. which Parlinmentary Reform Lye had dropped during the last five ...

... fice shall be put down a in black band white ; it is only designed, on the other, 9that the wishes of Scotland's patronising Whig chief shall be most fuilly and carefully attended to, whatever the result. Nobody is at liberty tol say that either party ...

... preluded probably by the songs of his children, at a time when sonlgst sounded as things profane in the ears of west country. Whigs, be did not tbink inaptly concluded writh, thle evening prayer; nor could hc ever be brought to see that there was anything ...

... -The display of jewels at the Drawing Room, says the Court Journal, reminded the courtier of the old rivalry be- tween the Whig and Tory Mistresses of the Robes- The Duchess of Sutherland and her Grace of Ble- clench. On the present occasion, the Duchess ...

... that, to insure a stable and honest working we Ministry, such as the country requires, the ma -cla grasping section of the Whigs must, in i'tr-r d ture, be kept in their own proper place, and thc made to do their own proper work, in union Sh wh and communion ...

... boy amongst this very patty, and| ?? Kenyon in his patriotic philippits- and Ft agitations until his virus was mitigated by a Whig th appointment, and yet this is the man whom they now tri charge with ?? prejudices, and would hang no as high as Hanian or ...