... wisdom of Parliament may determine, all anxiety will mom, and security will never be placed in hazard for a single moment , Whig the people oithfiroutintry come forward cordially, and submit to burdens cheerfully for the Oaf* the defames ia as proper state ...

... his election member for the city of Edinburgh ; and in the days el Poll adimitii.tratiuu was arming the who presided over the Whig Oppootion, and advocated free trade and liberal measures Having in his days produced several choice ballade, anions which those ...

... particularly distinguished by his gallant aoudad ea the emosion. It was °sly Aar three attempts that the boat seemeded la wroth end Whig off the The vessel west to in MU an hoer after the mew were landed. and the boat that was used on the ocawilon was completely ...

... meetings 'and mixing themselves up I l with the assemblies of the workdling classes, as to ? we find adopted by not a few ofthe Whigs, and s r by most of the extreme liberals. It would be t very difficult 'for gentlemen to 'do this, and n D here lies the danger ...

... Conservatives have brought out Samuel Waterhouae, Esq,, of Halttax, to fight their battle in opposition Mr Childers, the defeated Whig Radical candidate the late electu n. Ur John Aicknran Salmon, patentee of * smoke codturning apparatus, who sent halves of ...

... Successive Administrations have promised to carry out a measure to ampod the Representation of the People ; and though the Whigs have been strong in their promises, many of them have displayed such indifference as to lead the conclusion that they have ...

... foddion befyd i adforu el ieciyd. go Nid oes iddo elvn Ye yr boll wald ; ae vr wyf yn sier v rb iydi i bawb. pa un bynag ai Whig, Tory, ai Radical ge fyddont, ewvllvoio iddo, yn y modd mwyaf calonog. nd. af feriad ieehyd buan, se y cytuneant t mi i ddvmuno ...

... are enforcing. In 1847, Sir RcBcsnr PEEL re- th i, pealed the Corn Laws, establishing, par =onse- 1nqooe,, free 'trade. The Whigs had never ne sbeen enthusiastic advocates of this principle; po Lt on the contrary, they had played fast and loose p a with ...

... latter, and the Chairman of the General Annual Sessions for Lancashire. was a liberal—not of the advanced schoolbut of the Whig party ; and was in favour of a franchise, short Parliaments, Church reform, and in opposition to the endowmedt of Roman Catholics ...

... following ?? proposal that vorking men should form, a vast political organisation to support Mr. Bright in his demands upon the Whigs is'reashnable and practicable. He ma- claim so much' from* those whosecause.he pleads. I should like to know on what 'ground ...

... return of that gentleman in 1859 ; while on the other side a similar outlay was relied on to secure the return of a second Whig, in the person of Mr Monk. Of any illegal appropriation of the money both gentle- ! men took care to know nothing ; and some ...

... majority of his constituents, as they may probably have an opportunity of manifesting ere long. Your obedient servant, A YOUNG WHIG. Bangor, February 22, IMO. MENAI AND CONWAY SUSPENSION BRIDOFB. Bray—Yost opportunely has your correspondent, Owe o Arfon ...