... And proudly forth to the fray. Truth may protest and right may fight them, But bread and cheese shall win the day. We're whigs, we're tories, what you please ; Our politics are bread and cheese. Reference was made in the report to a remark made one ...

... writing on the wall is even now being interpreted to the people; and it is that his kingdom is taken from him and given unto tho Whigs and 'relies. The political transactions to which we have alluded as being so pregnant with instruction are the Finsbury and ...

... centralisation, which has robbed us of our old parochial privileges. When the time comes for action, we should like to see Whigs, Tories, and Radicals shoulder to sh¢ulder, in a determined effort to abolish the Poo.r Law Board. The public must do what ...

... whether ' Tory or Whig, aud the parliament, had done their duty the manner in which they had of late years promoted the strength and efficiency of that service upon which, after all, the mainly depended. (Cheers.) Both Tories and Whigs had vied with each ...

... were not such to le&d to the supposiiion that he would commit such an awful crime and come to such a dreadful end.—Northern Whig. Stabbing a Police-officer. —On Saturday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, two men were fighting in L&wton-street, when ...

... last week or ten days than were obtained for six months previously. The Royal Artillery is the favourite corps.— Northe r n Whig. In the Divorce Court, on Wednesday, the Rev. H. E. Suckling, formerly master of the Royston Grammar School, obtained a divorce ...

... to Oel I& Osr serrespialest indeed at pot es the of the Ith et, he head all the sealable forme lauded sad holding We the a Whig s most excl te.l the eth. the sthairal. who bad is bask the Pf os the des. aad put ut tame to sere the pima aet oto rebels ...

... the last week or ten days than were obtained for six months previously. The Royal Artillery is the favourite corps.— Northern Whig. In the Divorce Court, on Wednesday, the Rev. H. E. Suckling, formerly master of the Royston Grammar School, obtained a divorce ...

... Birmingham attorney and a London tailor, [radical Place, of Charing Cross,] in making war upon Wellington? When he ▪ saw the whigs begin to go to perdition, he sought a haven in : the main chance, and became a master in chancery, which he or still remains ...

... Birmine,ham attorney and a London tailor, [radical Place, of Charing Cross,] in making war upon Wellington? When he saw the whigs begin to go to perdition, he sought a haven in the main chance, and became a master in chancery, which he still remains. But ...

... were not such as to lead to the Fuppo6itfon that would commit such an awful crime and come to such a dreadful end.—Northern Whig. Health of Prince Leopold.—Tho reports that have arisen as the serious lung affection which was thought to have rendered necessary ...

... swi judithide sad bevies the lett it le jery le say whether, ell deal* the ' =Lrsel et Mee is weeder It so, they would he fa Whig him et the iesibi ; liellead the they the primer; bat V they that he lied the aft limy would lad ham el wiselessliter. U. jury ...