... iitentd to carry it, or you wvould niever have given it upi after it had been d(lebated night after night. I have given yo.u Whigs a lonjg trial, an(l I(ow I :ive thnl(II you overboard altogether-(lord laig~litei). I w-ill tell youL Why. I never found a ...

... the ground that his client was merely cor a labourer. M'Connell's appearance in Court is Pro thus described by the Northetrin Whig : The at defendant was on. of the Most oetraorclinary cas looking persons. that ever a breach of promise cot case was brought ...

... barometer. The Mforning Ilerald views the matter from a purely party stasd-point, and rejoices over the di3tractions among the Whigs:- There are only two sincere Reformers, says the member for Liskeard-Mr Bright and Lord Johsis Russell-and the former has ...

... so many 3 collectors at work or so many calls made; that in E no former year were so many whips and spurs I applied by the Whig and Tory parties to ensure b the payment of the tax ; that in no former year were so many payments made early to induce the ...

... from the Courant's polite comment on the proceedings. Had our cotemporary half the brains or a tithe of the prudence of its Whig brother, it would like him have avoided saying anything whatever on a subject of which it is ignorant, or about which it might ...

... John Russell treats the subject as a politician, as he does all subjects, excepting those in which some article in which his Whig formula is impeached. Nothing moves his Lordship excepting an attack upon the Constitution of 1688. He is a Whsig, and nothing ...