... change, yet, if the people will have it, he is prepared to support any rational measure that will rectify the errors of the Whigs in 1832 ! This may mean something or nothing —and certainly does not indicate, even in the most remote degree, to what extent ...

... record their conviction th it such conduct in hiring the steamboat, as aforesaid, is truly reprehensible. The Belfast Northern Whig, in article on this painful occurrence, says :— The facts established by the evidence brought before the inquest are—that ...

... seat in the House of Commons; aoai, he owes his position to the influence of the family, we Lave guarantee that he will shake Whig oligarchy, of which the people are now iaartilj tired, and whose pretences to liberalism have fceea thoroughly exposed. think ...

... predominating influence. was not that it did not secure still the largo properties of the country adequate protection (the great Whig proprietors took care of that); that it pandered to political party, by giving to numbers in large towns, where Radical sentiments ...

... political fashion of treating the people children, whose eating, drinking, sleep- Me, and amusements are to be regulated by Whig 1. irri.sters of five years' standing, has rather gone out of fashion. The London and North-Western Railway has lately gaine ...