... becomes with him a cardinal point :—say Cardinal Acton's point, because of consanguineous considerations to which a family whig, or whig of family, is always sensitive, however insens ible in other respects. The Earl ought not to be very emotional, certainly ...

... long before this grand Birkenhead Reform Association was heard of.—(Hear, hear!) An old political caricature represented the Whigs bathing, and Sir Robert Peel running away with their clothes. The Birkenhead Reformers were trying to run away with our clothes ...

... runners are particularly wide awake, a change came o'er the spirit of the dreamers of govern. mental defeat, and the Saxon whig learned to look fratert:, molly on a few of his liberal brethren of the sister country, a for whom ho had so little bowels ...

... subservient to party or personal ends. But Mr. Haliburton violates the rules of the House, disgusts his audience, and forces every Whig and Liberal to side against him by the partisan character of his remarks. Even though his. cause were a good one, and perfect ...

... manifest. Long and loud were the cheers on the Government side when the fact was fairly brought out. Whigs and Radicals all cheered, from the smug Whig doctrinaire who shoves his knees into the backs of the Ministers down to the broadest and most unco ...

... anything ;—the old landmarks have been so completely lost sight of that whig stragglers • are continually appearing on the conservative demesne, and ' conservative excursionists wander over whig boundaries with - • out betraying the slightest apprehension of ...

... statement of Mr CHEETHAM, that he (Mr. NORREYS) was a renegade to his father's principles, begged to say that his father, though a Whig, had never been a member of the League. On the contrary, he had refused to cooperate with that body in any of its proceedings ...

... of this town. On the 19th instant, at 6, Mount Charles, Belfast, aged 53, Jews BRUCE, Esq., formerly editor of the Northern Whig. On the 19th instant, in Fort-street, Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. W. H. SMITII, member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons ...

... feudal retinue of our Tory aristocrats in the counties ' and had the Senate exhibited some thirty-eight or forty hereditary Whigs in lieu of the political and literary notabilities of the Union ; this fact alone would have inspired the Southerners with ...

... Council.—(Hear, hear!) It was, however, the ratepayers' own fault, as they had sent men into the Council merely because one was a Whig and another a Tory, and between both they were getting jolly well robbed.—C' Hear hear!' and laughter.) He hoped the ratepayers ...

... He bearded that tremendous tawny [jannidiced-visaged] lion, Lord Durham, in his den • having been sent for by the great whig autocrat on the eve of going Jllt to Canada; and telling the saturnine Earl virtually, to his face, that not only was he a ...

... vicinity has taken a second growth, and will be considerably damaged, and in many instances completely destroyed. The Ricianond Whig says the forward tobacco crop has suffered from the same cause. The authoitiea at the Mint have commenced the exchange of the ...