... on good paper, and in dear print, properly duplicated, and psdreatad for convenience in tearing, are offered here for one 'Whig. ...

... the Tory ray, but the only thing be could gather um that they were determined, as they called it, to get rid of thous base Whigs. (Laughter.) He had no objection. He should abed no tear. q. l a hl ugi r iter4 But when they had got rid of the base and ...

... Bill is not or prinelpally by these to whom it = e n d g ships see a snare, but by tine who are keenly alive to the Muslim of Whig leas& and oveteuset in a isms by the OM et tippling sod in the el poverty, inanity, 'Mond Mans. is a to suppose Oa all who ...

... - To-ehis statement there are a few Ishii Ist. The figures iedieste the if ease s , ' not the number of but the number of Whigs Of , .. ! WIC. II raa7 filino Ai . My, viety, ore keelked_. _ *eel as soapy meet And: The Glasgow . In , taking drunken • brethren ...

... of legislation was that it was one of the greatest pieces of centralisation the Whigs of this country had ever carried into effect. (Laughter.—Counallor Knott: Not the Whigs.) He hoped, when the council voted on that great and vital question, they would ...

... submit to have Mr. Lawson turned out of Parliament by money subscribed in Manchester? He might differ with Mr. Lawson as to Whig, Tory, and Radical opinions, but he agreed about the liquor traffic, and there he took his stand. He (the Dean) did not vote ...

... then to we soled the loss Ektmalb; Mr. Periembedild lowed in the sone to SirlL uplied that, if we to • war, : desirable to Whigs slogans modosissneas, which could be se welly mode on one side as the other. The debate also brought up Mr. Forster, of Bradford ...

... the while guess to Lad aid lead to a Wigwam the mal their whsterrer be of an Austmenk of dim*. in S then wen* sewn to be ewe Whigs to an early tweed* d lockout in the north. It that at it was indmeted by AMNON, dm oreakl to have emy with Aber ZUDof North ...

... the cut of to tits . 813 A O. • CM OF VW SADLY ULCISATID LBO ST ?UM'S • 1. Ilk arionsstrort. I=l * to se sa after (Whig MS MP 7 urearet — Mss. I eared Dr Deplete cow weeks. me ei say outward awls I had maple; I pareatly cure. m ita . I Ism bean ...

... gladly have counted Richard Cobden as one of their own order. After Sir Robert Peel was defeated on his Irish policy, and the Whigs had acceded to office, the first direct approach was made with a view of inducing Mr. Cobden to join the cabinet. He had resolved ...

... duty to deliver the country from It. greaten curse, we did my that where a man was respectable, the minor diffeeences of Tory, Whig, and Radical were not of suet moment as this. In the 6th objection Mr. Leathern denied the right of any body of men to lay ...

... remarkable elapses* and atiffity—piunplilete were distributed, and the A eti-NreaTel numbered converts by the hundred. The Whig Ministry beg, to wailer, and although, in 1841, the Tories got with Sir Robert Peel at their head, on a profeandly protectionist ...