... 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 ...

... governori? I Yet such, doubtleos, is thie usual calibre of a Whig Administratiun. It is to t4ese roen that Whig gratitude extends the hand of fellowship. These are the wood of of which Whigs create Inlaisters. The factiors and illiberal obstruction of ...

... embracing quasi-Liberalismn; and the Liberals, numeroes as they I are, consist of oligarchical Whigs. Whigs of the old I e school, Liberals who are Whig followers, Independent i Lt Liberals, and Ultra-Liberals; but there are no common l n views in polities ...

... PRIODWYD. Rbrill 9, yn ngha - pe - i - fre - ntire - f, — ga . n y Parch. David Roberts, y Parch. R. P. Griffith ft Whig Rebecca Davies—oil o'r drat hon. BU PARR. &brill 9, yn 59 oed, Raabe!, anwyl briod Mr. John Parry, hetiwr, o'r dref boo. Bu yn aelod ...

... in • way anything bat gallant to whigs, ladies, and covensnters,— They brought him to the Watergate, Herd bound with beanie. epic, As though they held a lion there, And not • fenceless man. • • There stood the Whig west country lords, In balcony and ...

... crinolines are not more in vogue with the fair than are reform professions with modern Statesmen. Not only real Liberals but Whigs, Conservatives, and Tories, are all avowedly reformers. Even Lord Derby is at last a reformer. He does not like to see so important ...

... noxious to got away thia. I left than with a light heart, sad jammed is with about to. sass. Oh! I Grassi saillaisatly sty Whigs whin I loft them I tissad er of to God that Ms had 'Alp me eat ef en& seireriags. sad showy. I masa ths Gescso. s /andleok ...

... Numerous testimonial' may be inspected at Mr. Ressame. Carus, Bunion, and defective Toe-nails extracted le wition cutting sr Whig Terme,Re. 61. te ss.—Boars heat Tea till TNT, p at. Jemmy 15, MA Teem Mr. Rrria, Caresrvon Redo Ise bai s and Corse extracted ...

... part. It came out that such appointments are not made according to fitness and ability, but Whig and Tory predilections—Whig magistrates multiplying when Whigs are in power, and Tory magistrates doing the same when ere is a Tory Government. It was suggested ...

... and oomolidation of the Whig party. All the founded= I can for this is the fact of Lord Pabeereton having been staying with the Duke of Bedford at Woburn. It is known that the Duke has very oomdderable influence with the Whig party, and many a political ...

... charge that he was setting class against class. Ile had a word to say to the Whigs— There is one class of whom. before I conclude, I would say a word, and that is the Whig patient= and statesmen It has been said that the only person I complimented at ...

... .-ncei i I the support of all true lovers of the cou ry, Tlis, of course, begets jealusy in the miuds ot tri. !).it ruati Whigs. They belioll with con- sttruatltn o' ud l)-,rbv 'nd his colleagues are as successful in their dit 'rre ir ?? t 'tnave been ...