... had recently delivered to the electors of Tiverton was good speech. Then again, he had been in every cabinet whether Tory or Whig—they had not had a Radical one yet,—he had said years, but he thought that years was a long time, and he had got to so fond ...

... Tuesday evening. On the platform were Sceptic Baptista, Revolutionary Independents, Radical Methodists, Republican Quaker., Whig Unitarians, and a pillar of the Swedenborgians, supported by a loot of our deacons. The Unitarian minister read a few letters ...

... to about borne aflstn. (Laughter.) You Whig* hare bad power 1832, You pledged to and but I'have seen oarl7 it out. The expend*tore 1836 amounted little mare than £40, ...

... was placed in power that was not capable of performing the duties of his office. hat had never been the case yet since the Whigs assumed power this country. He repeated that they wanted a paternal government; one that should take care that everything should ...

... they imagined that their constituencies were dead against the Ballot. In one sense the vote was a matter of safety. Neither Whigs nor Tories look for a dissolution, consequently the Budget will pass in all its integrity. If there had been an intention to ...

... three of lawl, worth * l7 millions of ail/ km* so mut. wish now to sill It kr no on their Joliet Idea of to. sad the seer Is Whig hawked In every in but hitherto without mew. The lommrity of the basket-wawa of the Haile Wass tJus obyeetice. sad the nacertaisty ...

... . To the of the and nears. tier, —ln semeneeting upon the present truuleles in America, the tame adopted by several of the Whig and Tory levers to he dedgned to make political capital for their parties net of the secession movement. in the slave steles ...

... guardian their rights and Interest)—instead which it now have the mere instrument or tool .of the tWe'greai aristooratic parties, Whig and Tory, bv turns—must either resolutely blind to abuses of the grossest character in almost departmental the State, or personally ...

... 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 ...

... af -kbe Hotel, Aintree, near Liverpool. 7517a9 LIT. Furnitoei. good Family HOUSE, oriati entertaining rooms, Are bedrooms, whig-room. ana aod.«ood kitchens. mod«rn and rood kitoben garden, ic.—Apply Lightbody and Boa it. Derby-sqaare. Caatfe-st. LET, ...

... vacancy, and snbee- Silently filled full term in that important position. In polities, the time alluded to, be was ftee-soil Whig, and be maintained to the foUeet extent the of Congress to legislate with respect to slavery in the temtones of the United ...

... I will apply Ament for g subsidy 8, to Lord Derby’s go- ti (Hear, hear.) The subsidy to Verpool line had been eranted by a Whig administra Casure, ‘ald, that being t he case, I suppose it is a liberal Ppr am only carr ying out what my Liberal friends ...