... Lord had then exhausted the patience of the country, and the growing popularity of Sir KWHIRT PuEt. supplanted the di:a:a/a, Whig statesman. Mr. CLAteal - ONE is to-das more than Put was then: and despite the strenuous erlorts made to obscure the issue ...

... mirk he wee sot for purgers reverie, but foe the putts rarer realm ad sobriety. But the snarled d ho tad r hope Mom soy on Whig , would take up the subject, the maple thameefam som at they had tie set ibM they art b men only .Doll bring shwas sash ea ...

... metropolis of Scotland ; nor is it Toryism alone that is stranded- -Whiggery is almost equally defunct. The earlier Scottish Whigs rendered important services to the cause of liberty when to serve it involved a sacrifice of the fairest professional prospects ...

... the If 4 as or Inc. • thee PIM I W oe EA woe Myer▪ shot torah a of ea h (of Reale.? the la .tenon*llsael every thertet▪ Whig et= Were awl estopa Spell This Iwo. N. le Seek Werke 4 Mew. Weber, red o nee eeilotl. the Wow no a property, &vet /our ...

... when the Reformed Parliament assembled in the month of January, 1833, Ministerial and Opposition benches were still occupied. Whigs, and Tones, and Radicals were there ; and the work of legislation went onward anew. The old Parliament had repealed the Test ...

... the working mem. and said that, notwitkatanding Sir William's opposition, Liberal principles must eventually triumph over old Whig cliquiern the borough. (The utmost confuaion preeraikd daring the choir of thi• time. and the speaker erns also hissed fur ...

... Wenger* ILO M. Mr. Harbour. and Mr. W. ; Mr. Joke haißor. Newmoth ; Mr. Jars N soak. Mm Rorrey. Northumberland Poem . Mr. Whig- Ge:d. Hormone Mr. Archbald : Mr. fthe Mew let el • roma heifer. whisk Mee at the Forme Monter ; Kr. mei LaMar ; 112. ; Mr ...

... of the Whigs. Nothing less than disestablishment of the Irish Church can give either justice or peace to Ireland; but in committing themselves to that programme the traditions of two centuries have been abandoned by the chiefs of the great Whig houses ...

... was not drawn up by ardent Radicals, it eel up by Keenan Catholics it was drawn op by Obarchoses,who were either very mild Whigs or very Meth( %dm. And what did that report adrift! It advised that gran end sweeping changes should be made is the of Ireland ...

... ef the for the A bananas* drink* u ha. just be.. the game The Lord Hisiop of Peterborough, who for bees tying is wry matrix. Whig?, W *lightly db. middle of tie work so a Tboroday mad Friday lordship or mere worm Ths Weasel. Tinerwrwo Cass.—We hase beta ...

... we miss, the first, the foremost, and the beet man that country hie ever seen lead the Liberal party, the first man of the Whig aristocracy, and the ton moat man of the old Liberal party. I repeat. I regret Lord !lumen does not bold a seat the Cabinet ...

... prominent membersof the I :overnment boasted of having given the country• a Reform Bill with no hard and fast line such as the Whigs meditated. But this bolted door, by which hundreds in Beni ick are debarred from the the possession of the franchise, is the ...