... suspected of opposition to the re Whig oligarchs. We need not travel over that decade tl of political degeneracy. We blush, even as adversaries, ra di to recall the tricks and tears and shameless treachery p( of Whig statesmen whom a generous but too ...

... footing and few or no props, give ominous prognos. tication of a speedy descent frotn the heights of office to v F that gulph of Whig radical despair a private station, a ISPORTANT TO RAILWAY ENGtINEERS AND RAILWAY CODIPANIES. t An adjourned inquest was held ...

... keelated of an dandy. will more noted for running into debt than for paying tracleamen. hi. made an excepti , in in favour of whig-inalwr. that he might be enabled to ,ay he wore own hair:' Lawvait's pert Istrver once boasted to a niembiw of the bar, that ...

... House of Commons are taking~every opportunity to annoy and insult the Ministry,, and cbnsidering the manner in which the. Whigs have used them, it is no wonder that~ hard words and uncivil speeches should be prevalent among the now disunited sections ...

... A morning performance every Wednesday at two. Head showman, Lord Palmerston. Children in arms not admitted. SOUTH WILTS. 0 Whigs I in elegiac verses Deplore youtr political tilts I Every week brings defeats and reverses; You must give up your jubilant ...

... allowing their tnull to frittered for of common of pntting likely combine support all of their general adherents only the Whigs their allowing their strength fliw in more eager and they themselves more of Liberal are adopting course Ii coming to love ...

... they refuse to smallest of their political creed creed is of favour every body else ' world now told alliance entered into Whigs Willis's Rooms is end and of Government be although infliction of punishment only lead to triumph political leaders mora obnoxious ...

... the declension of Whig influence as the election for the County of of Cork, the West Riding of Ireland. Ever since the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832, this important and d numerous constituency has been in the hands of the - Whig.rladicals; the County ...

... distribution of in proportion population property aud shorter parliaments A great Itaiiquet given on se'nnight to Sir W Hayier Whig whipper-in Sir William is called political secretary treasury and this testimonial to given on occasion of his retirement ...

... told that they were represented. l'hen Lord John Rowell was pointed out the pattern card if reform—the model statesman of the Whigs. (A voice .• Away with him.) Hi.' lordship began. continued. and ended with a fashion of reform: be got up and said the rotten ...

... working th men of this town have too much common sense to ck believe in such political imposters as public bene- ac factors. The Whigs, it is true, are somewhat answer- bu able for these lamentable exhibitions, in consequence a I of the course which for party ...

... Affghan despatches he frets and he fumes, leath But he votes for the 'Viscount at Willis's Rooms. Mr. He declares (while the Whigs look uncommonly blue) put- Those despatches were false, and were forgeries too: have If not forged by Cam Hobhouse, why then ...