... bad iabmMUUoa and perjury the grossest kind not been resorted to. it w certain would now have been meral*r for Bhetul hat Whigs will own no argument but is a very old saying, which has often I men proved a true one. (fit never mors distinctly than yesterday ...

... State at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion the State, meeting upon the stump several the leading Whig orators. In was elected the State Senate. In was elected to Congress, where, by successive elections, he served until 1853 ...

... trammels of mere party considerations. Fifty years ago the Tories were free-traders, and the Whigs on that account their bitter enemies Twenty-five years later, the Whig-Liberals became free-traders ia corn, and the Conservatives, we cannot deny, its strenuous ...

... Wh the Eastern ever serious! true that be fat it men com impeachable various into accepting lh« them in the i world that Whigs and the «•_ commercial. dear and st« right princij ▼wtuons pro the * hallo Let her find represen Catri thus repreec again going ...

... and they feel in consequence terribly aggrieved. They had hoped that the Ministry would have followed the example of the Whigs, and given some little sop, some half measure, which might have enabled them to go to the country with a good cry,” and on ...

... excluded in the representation the ward (hear hear, and chetrs). For the past six years. In municipal affairs, had neither known Whig nor Tory, and be would defy any one that room say had (cheers). had votes in several wards and bad never voted fur a Conservative ...

... him into this most unbecoming retort. The truth is that Chief Justice Monahan is only true type of race of judges which the Whig Government, contrary to all propriety and precedent, have placed on the Irish Bench. To cuny favour with the popular party ...

... (cheers). He adopted in the Whig motto, Peace, retrenchment, and Reformbut not the Whig peace, which sent despatches tliat set all Europe uproar (loud cheers), nor such peace Mr. Bright would advocate. It notorious that the Whigs had always made muddle of ...

... have sworn by the beard of great ancestor, who slew Balaam, that back behind the signboard yonder, IU never go. until every Whig mother's son of them is clean off the premises. And my shaggy friend gave a growl, which was stronger than Quaker's affirmation ...

... ■»y be is a cle consistent. Look Sir because be tu indeed who tt opinion he thinks i* lik* things dii forget aiidth M?* oul —Whig Tc the in tel ■ lather; and man may w« (applause), that in bring cheers), a previous occ. • man •rare you will . Mr. R, P,n ...

... pectus that the company formed under the moat favourable auspices, ** for the purely patriotic purpose of enabling certain Whig politicians to cootimie in the uointerrupted enjoyment of place, pay. and patronage.” The capital act down a thousand in one ...

... for while a few faint-hearted, nominal Con servatives went with Ministers, the latter whipped togcther lor ouce the whole Whig and Radical party, by the assistance of Mr, Bright, who, on Monday, called it his own Budget ; and so far as the repeal of ...