... be reminded b of his aver having been a Whig and something more. When 0 he was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked tl Musgrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, the b reply was, I am a Whig, still, Sir I Musgrave's dog 1: was couchant ...

... R. Peel came into office and found that the Whigs, who were always such great progressists, had left him a debt of seven millions ; and it was to get rid of this debt that he laid on the income-tax. The Whigs, indeed, progressed at a wonderful pace ; they ...

... 90, pledged to protection, he found the Whigs had progressed so fa3t that they had left a debt of 7 or 8 millions behind them—(hear, hear). It was to pay that debt that the income-tax was imposed, and the Whigs had progressed at such wonderful pace since ...

... have been echoing the groans of Roaring Dick, and bribery ! has resounded through the land. The Birmingham papers, both Whig and Tory, give Mr. Lloyd, the new member, the highest character for honour and probity, and that gentleman declares on his ...

... was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked Musgravo, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, tho reply was am a Whig still, sir ! Musgrave's dog was couchant under the chair on which the candidate was sitting, and he was advised to take caro ...

... the who is saying something over her shoulder to the foun- lady in the White and pink flounced muslin. the Belfast Northern Whig. ...

... victories at Coventry and other large towns. For it opens the minds of the british public to the transparent fact, that while the Whigs tell of the need of Parliamentary Reford, which is really required, is reform of their own malpractices ; and on the other ...

... appearance, of a dancing bear or punch and judy, in a village fair: there he stood a bully for the Tories, a butt for the Whigs, and a tool for theßads; whatever else mig ht or might not come with him they were all sure of his making them plenty of sport ...

... his cabtivehours is now in the possaow of Mr. Howell,-tallet,;Gldboo n~gh In appetrance it Is not unlaeghe os~f aftrol veryof whig h it imsaid B!uny, Pr~le is non, mantf ed il; When 'the tlunkey, been attracto qeonJ ollad m oen redh.soelL tha e fite was ...

... opposed to the cession, not only as uncalled for, but dangerous to certain Mediterranean States. At present Earl Russell and the Whigs have won a little cheap applause, for doing what nobody called upon them to do, and what even the Ionians-or rather, I should ...

... canvassed Cambridge University, and asfced Musgrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, when his reply was, /am Whig still, sir ! Mus- was crouchant under the chair on which the thaTaW-T*- Sltti * « was advised to take care of ondok thatw ...

... to his Clergy Poetized. Hunt not, fish not, shoot not, Dance not, fiddle not, flute not; Be sure you have nothing to do the Whigs ; But stay at homo and feed your pigs ; And, above all, I make it my special desire, That, at least, once a week you dine with ...