... down sad mare the borough on - hwe radical principles, and by this beautiful he 7. we . woe ewe :. to splitt the d Whig r'tY in th. ' dal headed laTtie roe or to the rest. with • blaring majority. Ile s h tort deers have so kindly and grant coly ...

... vague and shadowy outline, was a scheme .hich had been pigeon-holed since the days of Pita. Nearly all the older school of Whig statesmen clung to it as the true panacea for the woes of Ireland. Stripped of the courtly and diplomatic phrases in which ...

... all appearances about to change their front. If they should presently attempt to repeat their old exploit of dishing the Whigs, the movement would take no one by surprise. The object the Tories have in view is of course that of retaining their present ...

... country was blessing enough to compensate for all the horrors of the revolutionary epoch. Political economists of the purely Whig school predicted that the French law of succession would turn France into a great pauper warren ; but instead of the pauperism ...

... differences which will prevent ao a from MM.,: themselves by haring to legal Fro. .great laughter , that the end we shall all. Whig Tory - embrace h other, and say. Brother. brother, we are both in the wogs. toad we nerd `ate awn. the Hass. tA laugh. ...

... Sunderland should return or • Whig anal s RailicaL Mr. I thithorne }lardy had said that saw, as of the tuner • nut euly tip Whip •wearing by atter, but aloe an army of who would probshly drive further than he sad the Whigs might wish to go. mad The. ...

... ennui lying wee were Sr. moot arida filly ale , pre up aloes Web puling doable op to $ll7 Lod Ws _thee wit we p. m= leadtho Wei Whig, Idle mil bode Weed taunt., Bagpipes dew lilt were MAIM./ &taw ad sad I resat Ike 14 at. al raw wily sway My tree tb• Matta ...

... satontebed tbe old new (f r, Aid. Corr) bed tar the band such so Hemline. He world rather note for • good crewman.* two-faced Whig. A vete et thank. to the chairmen the OF Last night meeting Scotch MR. Bars Temperance Hotel, Clayton Sam* kr the purpose of ...

... C.C.. 16th %opt, UK Orr Fr.- I leg Mr rru..w ledge the 4 Ir 11111. esteems yr outlet- glib ',ter 1. b.. rtw the c, .It be. Whig err etre I.ml /levier letter • die. thee., battle deer's. or uoyeelf tbr I felt IMn doer With retard Kegs r Over re re Leber ...

... Nato. of the realm woo br Orem of her Majesty's subjects. Nu matter what people were politically - whether they were Tory. Whig, or llade cal— de y all &mewed of the peer (('heers.) Ministers of religion, plumutlaremists, merchant+, and manufacturers ...

... defending the Constitution means determined resistance to any further concessions to the power of the people. tiering dished the Whigs,tbeGovernment is now about to assume Lord DERBY'S task. Finding that the people did not gravitate to Toryism, Ministers have ...

... oppowd them! Thome Liberals. boa lip ants Liberals, mho were merely Liberals by lip, Met M. structivey is Thu., then, whether Whig, Tory. or Radical be had ever atom • deep tutored the welfare of the peel& of Newcastle: Mo had done Ws kompective party. for ...