... Goveriinment, tool I stmpfose timers is ho lsciin in that. (Cries of No, 'No, siie Cheers.) ci Whiat aire blue claimis of the Whig Governmient upton your t esnpport ? Look hack] upon tlie roieai of the 'Test Acts, P ?? ic Eanicipation, at roll titenet iry ...

... die brotherhood of dissenting preachers. Surely Captain Noah Tracy must have felt honoured by such advocacy, and eriation the Whig aristocrats and the honest electors of Mont- id the gomeryshire must feel proud at the idea of their in- Sin terests being ...

... r and profit to all, instead of counfning them to a a few,-they approach clearer to the Manchlester I School, than do the Whigs. In ono tihing we heartily agree with Mr. D!S- | a raeli-his definition of the principles of the Tory or Conservative party ...

... of power and profit to all, instead of confining them to a few,-they approach nearer to the Manchester School, than do the Whigs. -I I r I I k I L I II I I I In olne thing w6e heartily agree with mit NS8- raeli-bis definition of the principles of the Tory ...

... Roupell. He tprns out to be a second Sadleir,-u even a more -depraved character, if possible, than that c noted protege of the Whig-Radical ministry of Lord r, Aberdeen. His father, Richard Palmer Roupell, made a c large fortune as a lead merchant, £200,000 ...

... of the south, he was frequent. ly brought into contact with Webster and Clay, and the loaders of what was called the Old Whig Party. He was Subsequently elected Governor of the States; and when the secession took place, there was no man to com- pete ...

... of the south, he was frequent- ly brought into contact with Webster and Clay, and the leaders of what was called the Old Whig Party. He was subsequently elected Governor of the States; and when the secession took place, there was no man to com- pete ...

... prejudicce, if not, against our religious City' impressioies. We all know how Governseent] patronage of IT is administered by the Whigs ,aid Liberals, when they hind. are in power. The Conservatives pay at least an equal Al proportion of the taxes, hut they receive ...

... prejudices, if notagainst our religious City impressions. We all knov.how Government patronage of I is administered by the Whigs and Liberals, when they huid are in power. The Conservatives pay at least an equal A proportion of the taxes, but they receive ...

... result-Mir. Cobden ad- mits it-of the overthrow of the Derby ministry, in 1852. But for the coalition of the Radicals with the Whigs,-one of the most factious and inconsistent, under the circcmstances, ever made:-the Derby ministry would have remained in office; ...

... inspires ?? gladness- Self proclaims imperial sway ! 'Tis the old-the eld old story;- Raving Guelphs and Ghibelines! Waywrard Whig and tyrant Tery - Bless ub tf-how oatr Idol shines! Prim, Bartholoesian Roundhend- : Cavalier prone -to strike- High Church-Lou' ...