... Barnes had told them that the present Parliament was not a very good one; and Mr. Leatham, at Huddersfield, described it as Whig warp, with Tory weft, and mungo and shoddy in its composition (laughter). If that was the composition of it, what could they ...

... another neutral port. For example, judging from the tone and tenor of Earl Russell’s latest despatch and the heroics of the Whig journals, one would naturally conclude that under no circumstances could Captain Wilkes have taken the Trent into American ...

... this question felt in Parliament, whether local or Imperialhe dtd not care whether a candidate for Parliara-ntary honours was Whig or a Tory, for in the end he believed they were both very much alike ; and for his own part, he would hulpa Conservative into ...

... which is not, stupidity, stupidity and falsehood, our stupid contemporary, such a paper as the Scotsman, slavish Whig scribes, perversions of the truth (twice), deliberate misrepresentations (thrice), base and totally groundless —and ...

... there. it was that the proems of had not gime too far. It was determined to the bodies to bask end hienttly them there. The !Whigs of the rapt) prugn.r of the shaken had sprawl shroud far and aide, and trout earnest dawn the creed the pit bead bid been ...

... OUSSSABELLA maowd appeeraoce 1 ((hoe D. LAVIONIL FithororteH.. OH A ILALLIL PRoCIRASSIL PANT I. Wertura La theme de house Whig. boohoo. ounethelle la mom' iteethll mod atop. Climbs Half Idamtabeign Son ea 51 II 4 au. Nonni rompbomy Ly okitsel IL ...

... eirounketanoe whisk em to • most Maportaat spoeb, sad aceompaaied by some resserkable features is %NU. _ . Spew+ is aabindly • Whig. He sea be aothlag else. Hie family has always represented the interests of the musty. wee Btate the Deportment in the vilaialry ...

... seemed to be se securely in the grasp of joetice, created the greatest chagrin. One of Mr. neighbours give chase to the men, but Whig KAMA, after short run, in a lane at the back of William-etrect. On descending into the cel'ar Mr. Ffewer found that the but ...

... and hooting. Such conduct- on characteristic, I regret to see, of the feeling of too as. many Protestants, whether Tory or Whig, towards ng Catholics-will, I hope, prevent priests in future lb. identifying themseve3 with either party, but will ge encourage ...

... after partaking of less pugnacious viands that Mr. Bright delivered the post-prandial oration that has so much surprised his Whig friends. Emanating from him, it is considered to be a model of mildness. The fact is, that party pontics are wholly excluded ...

... decidedly pro- i scribed ; and the consequence of such distinctions, the effect that favour shown to one party—whether it were the Whig party at the beginning of the House of Hanover, i or whether it was the opposite party in other reigns—was to make one portion ...

... which is of no party, but which as a tax question, interests all. Organic reform in our con- stitution is tabooed equally by Whigs and Tories, but it may not be impossible to collect from the honest and independent men of both parties a party for administra- ...