... contrary to what his own inclinations would have led him, rather than en- danger the position of his party or give his vote to a whig minister. There are, however, two questions with which Mr. Cross's name has been honourably identified during his parliamentary ...

... with blackguards.” Baron Camin has been lecturing in the North of Ireland. Of one of his lectures” at Belfast, the Northern Whig says:—“ it was an outrageous obscenity, degrading to everyone who was voluntarily present; and it is exceedingly discreditable ...

... education—a few but very plausible persons, who exercised considerable influence-would also support it, with, of course, the whig party-men, who had sold themselves the minister 1 . Lord Palmerston was known for his staunch support of subordinates and, ...

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... gone V Whig Dressing. Lord St. Leonards, when Mr. Sugden, on entering parliament, having heard that he had been turned into ridicule for being the son of a hairdresser, made answer, I am, and I am come into tho House to give dressing to the Whigs. A ...

... lecturer traced tho of partus from tbe de deration independence, until the present time, quoted the peculiarities in which the Whigs differed from the Democrats; and, coming the ptt-sent time, stated that all were now merged into two gr ...

... off allegiance to the great Parliamentary middleman, whose whole life was one huge appropriation clause, wh l s caught Whigs bathing, and ran off with their clothes. But for these, or anything of the sort, or seemingly any other sort, the public care ...

... off allegiance to the great Parliamentary middleman, whose whole life was one huge appropriation clause, who caught Whigs bathing, and ran off with their clothes. But for these, or anything of the sort, or seemingly any e other sort, the public ...

... fatly attended tu.- 11 I I f I{V.EN WOOD. ft. I' toletr. et. Printing Works: BOOKBINDING In all .t —..&. Retat Modeine }Whig Trod.. promptly Work. Harrington-street. A.DVERTISEMENTS. Ablnertlels. al Mr Welke Nermattio lirsuo Tmeie•mee la I.;erepari ...

... being one of those superb aristocrats who conceive the vulgar earth honoured by the pressure of their soles, belonged to the Whig alliance. Yet we swept the portrait of the Christian Tory, not from having faith in it as a truthful resemblance, but out ...

... toss. of view hos to a dead look. Whet lath is ariessped is the my el harialies is the work of all partials the Roam It hes a Whig warp sad a Tory weft, rid • gori deal of imago as& shoddy is the cempatitise. sad appieues.) I task it Is what we La Irish' ...

... for ihe wants of the town and economise its expenditure. I have vet to earn the necessity of introducing the distinctions of Whig and Tory into our municipal government; for however desirable it may be in the Houses of Parliament (and even there its utility ...