... delivered at the Premier. The Whigs were described as place-hunters, time-servers, and | politicians who sought to extend thcii family connexions at the expense of the people. Reform with them meant. England for the Whigs, and the Whigs for England. They rode ...

... ascendant; London, with its tributary towns and villages, was in uproar; tories viewed Sir Francis as the incarna-1 of evil; whigs scrupled not affirm that Manwaring j was a hired placeman, and would have all his expenses paid out of the treasury. At the ...

... long-tried representative, Thos. Slingsby Dunconibe, Esq. (Loud and w-olonged cheering and cries of Where Peto? He's , Whig humbug, He's a tyrant, and wants import foreigueis, followed by much groaning and confusion.) When silence had restored ...

... Speecli a very silly one, but then was the production dying factiou, and lie rejoiced to think that the meagre speech the Whigs had into her Majesty's mouth would help to turn them over. Mr. Wallakue commented on the omission from the Royal Speech of ...

... said the paper having been taken ofl, they might shortly expect to have a newspaper in each ward, and let them fancy having Whig and Toiy papers writing against each other. (Laughter.) If the Vestry took notlcc of everything that appeared in instead of ...

... Messrs. Blythe, Hunter, Martin, Stevens, Rons, artA (on the ground of the Conservatives power fieing likely give a stimulus to Whig liberalty) Messrs. Merninan and Downing. Oa the Liberal side, the speakers have been Messrs. J. B. Preedy, Clare, W. A. Holdsworth ...

... age too late His greatness rims; his ancestral glories Remind him the days when tdte-a-tete, His sire was wont to handle Whigs and Tories. With prentice han he smoothed the fairest tresses ; *T» old tale, and long ago 'Iwas over; Anon his brow a Counsel's ...

... and sinners (this from no disrespect to the cloth at large)— must be sought and seduced into office. Distinctions of Tory, Whig, and Radical, can have nothing with qualifications in parochial matters, only far they suit the purposes of the great-small ...

... of rising statesmen, and to infuse new blood into the executive, each party should periodically hold the reins power. The Whigs had had too long a tenure of office. The Conservatives, on the contrary, had scarcely, of late years, had their fair share ...

... done great deal the interests of ibe Derbyites, but if he worked them into office they would be practically as Protestant the whig*— giving no concessions and yielding no sapremaey The progress of the Church of Rome into renewed predominance impossibility ...

... has in him the elements a sneak ; and wants nothing bat lime to rijien him into a pick pocket, swindler, a horsedealer, or whig statesman. —Fra.tr't Magazine. ...

... educated by the friendly and sagacious teaching of woman, they have risen to the state of manhood, nor know whether they aie whig* tories, nor understand plumpers ! ' 1 have closely watched these owls of my own vicinity, j and they fly home from midnight ...