... and the old Whig parties, they have absorbed mukitudes of the rank aud file, but lave attracted few of the leaders, The experienced and trained statesmen of the Democrats are with Mr. Douglass or with Mr, Baeckenridge; those of the Whigs follow Mr. Bell ...

... Foram MO —The Pub hew bowsor slats robblog mesa Sybut iii of how Yids. taboo a liss ID ' boold mime F: p mid 1 1 =1 kept by Sri Whig sour cowed all dart owl tin wide to bring mimed at 1110, wit voila it. bstol td. wiles/wiles/ at passe. by nano*. bag Worm' ...

... certainly not fit for the position—(cheers). He was not fit to represent them for one lit- had been representing himself as a Whig >o Wln K a Libeial to Liberals, a Conseivative to Coiiaeivatives, Radical Radicals and bad endeavoured to claim relationship ...

... _f6inas psv ervice-that-of ?? DWJ 'eet e t e:4depe~dsmene Returning to E ii~a4'''m 'ni . Aeqsh,~Pe.*u, piuttie'acceasicn~ofthe Whigs ?? ~l t:h4 ' -was t-age viea~ irloftbcblue:in;, 181; CIn', 1847'b the 'ate tat't Ordei'of the, l~tb' w~s ieskoroad to,) him ...

... W hig aud ‘Tory in Anne’s day, the ** Cocoa-nut,” in James-street, was reserved for Jacobites, while none il there was but Whigs frequented the * *St Jdames.”” St sufficient exclusiveness; anc learly as in Charles I1.’s reign men of peculiar opinions began ...

... 'nave watched the shipping interest m parliament, and 'nave always found more prosperous Conservative I Government than under Whig Government; and that, gentlemen, is one reason why second, 3 proposition of my friend Mr. Tracey for the nomination Mr. John ...

... looked like fighting man. Mr. Barton, the magistrates' clerk, put his foot into it, by asking the Teignmoutb Inn was a tory or a whig house, to which the MaYOR exclaimed, No, no, youmust'nt ask that Mr. Barton ; whereupon the former ' hid his diminished ...

... Beaumont (bro- ther of the member for South Northumberland- shire), Mr. Carstairs, and Mr. P. A. Taylor. The first-named is a Whig ; the second, a more advanced Liberal and a Dissenter; the third, a Radical and an advocate of universal suffrage. THE remains ...

... and then expect 7 t .7° lE ‘7®“ j-’have the snthority of Charles James Fox snd hSv* whteh wa/ £emher, semrsl members of the Whig party. There was Speaking ot £ plainly admits that tbe another bill which I bod something with, viz., he used ,a g o,; i. j ...

... wore serious and imptesaiva. , I.f.ttku from Capua, of Nov. 5, in the „ .iKK i r n Victor Emmanuel coming, and Ganbakli ia whig: auch. least, is the general expectation. Garibaldi having told his secretary and two a'llaa-ih; cam» to hold themselves in ...

... circumstances of peculiar difficulty, was about to be transferred to St. Petersburgh, in order that Mr. lilliott, who is of the old Whig stock, and represents us at Naples, might be promoted to the high position which our minister at the new Italian court must ...

... professional duty. It would have done honour to them, said his lordship, lihe did not want it. But who ever heard Ai of Whig gratitude? On Friday Mr. John Parker, ?? Twit the Strand publishing firm-was buried at Kensal Green. Coat He was much esteemed ...