... registrar for metropolitan buildi een, which appears to have been a gross job to pro offices for friends of the Whigs. in 1847 ; and i few years the Whigs abolished the office, and ¢ their friends £2000 ! a-year of retiring allowan = of The offices had thus served ...

... support by the might of Britain every proceeding, tight or wrong, of any blockhead whom the intrigues of party or the cravings of Whig mendi. eancy may have placed as our representative at foreign courts. Thus it is ever, the people of Great Britain are burdened ...

... sufferance. At any moment,' says the Whigs, we chose to unite, your tenure of office is not worth a moment's purchase.' If they only chose ! But free-will no longer existed. The numerous sections into which the Whig party was split so irreconcilably hated ...

... dene'or to do that is the virtue here, but 1) | p by the pe that which provided registras | inepectors of poor inspectors, a Whigs are on the nation for life. a! An ecoount;pdremat to the Act 6 end 9 Vie. of. o” scorch ots coin he of Jal bos | of bank notes ...

... thousands of property should not be vested in men of such a class. A committee had been sitting for two years on this subject. The Whigs, of course, sere not likely soon to bring such an inquiry so damning to them and their protegees to a close. But the present ...

... to see that the Fe. sent occupants of power Masse lavish which have grows and year after year their gigantic paprika* seder Whig rule, ems determined to apply the main pewees as oceum. It wield scarcely be *sow the whale thong of and mammon pensioners ...

... conviction fixed, and right remains that tl ittmann ; 3 Council was ved of ite b abused it. while we the ass the Marl, that no Whig Government wo n Scott ; 3 inflicted the deserved punishment, we a such vain attempts make matter, of all force, is that advanced ...

... but because of the innate antipathy of the pres Government, to those good and noble institution ;2 Town Councils. Some rabid Whig, in the abse we are bound to suppose, of its usually sens editor, having got access to the Daily M ‘ There cannot be a doubt ...

... Kinross, be would risk the forlorn bops of • contest for Ilk. Yet it is • het that le les loses kiosk:Ai with • elegies the rue Whigs—oa what protease Mr Ryles regains set to be Warmth. We regret our previous Mr Ewtag no higher for his than apiltiiag heirs ...

... into molder wow. with iiamd needing quietly ea he Mem Ike is by the et HUI& Ia the le see stile ewes ever A eseedell peek 'Whig goody downwards, ewes* le g at **Wider. of the sad the way the varies. the lake are thwart sherd and fall over day though tenni ...

... prove bet los watt wow of • aeiW al errs sits ea the beady we widen to say that Lard Orley is sot a Osnewsadva Neither is be • Whig; certainly sot. Nor we Walt as • Radical. lades& we bolds to say well dolma Ho la our rabies's calm, dateswaa, and will not ...