... all disposed to take this very obnoxious and unjust question, Mr. Vernon Smith, alias Lord Lyvedett, was induced to begin his whig career in the House Lords, by doing battle in this unrighteous cause. Tho noble lord, nj means disconcerted what had taken ...

... that it was received with extreme jealoosy hy the Whigs, but that when the Whigs came in power they themselves carried on the movement which therefore receives the support of the two parties. And now the Whig government has sent forth a report bom a committee ...

... mositogittire ; but bon ham odlo suillbstos they hid.. dlepailties to would have so the regaiell of • Ohba to Is their well Whig. The not Weeks& the is evident ben goo some gas horse eart wag owe the biota the sentsa. mod opposite irestisse. with Web se ...

... weight of years and failing health. Mr. Samuel U. Betty, moderate Conservative, has obtained his election without a The Nortkera Whig speaks of him as wash lees objectionable than many other gentliumn whom the Tories might have sedated. ...

... were none going, except as regarded what men were in the government, and what men wete out. It they asked a man, '• Are you whig?—he would not be able to answer,—(laughter); if they asked, Are you a Tory? he would be unable say. (Renewed laughter.) ...

... piety to the skies, while other historians were equally lavish of the tones and amdemnatory of the whip. But who and what were whigs —who and what tone-.? Many years ago William Pitt brought into Parliament Mr. Wilberforce -a man whose name will be handed ...

... jealousy bythe Whlga, a r i nt=tienthe same into poem they cardel ee the Iteemeslett wilt& therefore the of both pram And now the Whig has sent?orth a a appointed to enquire into the tr.s 14 our netisnal defences, to the effect that those defenses my thoroughly ...

... Wood : You had better bear the atioatee Mr. Geoge continued : You will se, perhape, but 1 nigh to bear the minutes reed. Alter Whig that waded he submitted that if the diseteriee of the of he ought to have rewired notice. (Hear, bear, bear.) lie had at. tended ...

... show the licence of the press, quotes a passage from the Knoxville W hig re- specting Attorney-General Mack. ‘he editor of the Whig says:—“ We took a look at him, and we don’t hesi- tate to-say that in his countenance we could see mingled || the virtues of ...

... more bestir themselves. They are ready enough to eomplain, and with justice, perhaps, of the neglect of Governments—whether Whig or Tory—and of the railway interests ; but this is a question which it is in their own power to solve. The Dock property and ...

... that it waa received with extreme jealousy the Whigs, but that when the Whigs came in power they themselves carried oa the movement which therefore receives the support the two parties. And now the Whig government has sent forth a report from committee ...

... and what men weie out. tbey asked a man, Are you whig?—he woold not able to answer,—(laogbter): if they asked, •« Are you Tory? would unable say. (R.newed laughter.) did nut despite tbe names of whig and lory : historically •peaking they were name, ...