... They had given more than an equivalent by maintaining the Whigs in office. And now, when they see not only that the Whigs have lost the power to help on their cause Parliament, but that a Whig candidate the hustings does not scruple to avow bis disapproval ...

... that if they were now to advertise for pure thoroughbred young Whig thev would have as much difficulty in finding one and roaring him they would with infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain potentates, having no issue of their own, had adopted ...

... inquiry whether, in the matter of faggot votes, Whigs or Tories were the greater sinners. We awe not to enter the late, because we admit that are both ha the condinenatiou, with this difference, that the Whigs undoubtedly sweated these votes in self defence ...

... were loudly denounced by the expectant Whigs. Very well, said the nation, we take you at your word, let us now see why is so bad. and how you are going to amend it. And now what is the result after two years of Whig Government ? Why, Parliamentary reform ...

... America; but the • success of Bright and Americanism means the downfall of the old Whig reyimt. Here, then, the Whigs draw hack, and the Times (which is Paltnerstonian-Whig while the Premier prospers) heads the retreat. But the thunderbolts that were levelled ...

... current. If theWhigs 'are .inwe move on; if 'the. Conservatives overthlokv the Whigs, even then we move on. 4In shirt, In a there is' i power behind both Governments,. ls whether Whig or Conservative-to wit the power re of 'agrea intelligent people, rgter' ...

... deals , the _Scottish Fanner will be _received as _an _important _addition to tbo ' _literature of _agriculture . _—Northern Whig . ' ' _' ** If the numbers already received are a ( air _sample _of _what Is to be _hereafter _. It will _prove an important ...

... deals , the Scottish Farmer will . be _received as an important addition to • _' the literature of _agriculture . —yorthem Whig _* _- ' - ' -- ' _- . ; • - If the _numbers already received _ore a lair _sample of what is to be _hereafter _, it will prove ...

... , the Scottish Farmer _will be _received _as an _important addition to the _literature _of _agriculture _. —A ' _tfrfEwl _Whig . - - • ' • If the _numbers already _received are a _fair sampleot what is to be hereafter _, _it will prove an important ...

... which it deals , the _Scottish Fanner will be _received _a an important _addition to the literature of agriculture . —Korihem Whig . * ' If the _numbers already _received are a _fair sample of _what _is to bo _hereafter _. It will prove an _important _addition ...

... _It deals , the _SwtHfh Fanner will be received _as an _Important addition to the _literature of _agriculture . —Korfhem _Whig . _' - ,, ' ' - -, If the _numbers _already received are a fair _sample of what is to be _hereafter ; _It will prove an ...

... _dealathe _Scottish _fanner _wOl _be received as an _important _addition to _tha _literature of agriculture . _—Northern _Whig . • • • - _If the _numbers _already _received _are _a fair sample of _whafc _is to be hereafter _. It will prove an _important ...