... the House. This was not they had great many elements those parties. They hail Liberal-Conservatives, I’ mservative-Liberals, Whigs, Tories, and, he thought, had heard some person remark -although scarcely believed it-that there was a party m the House of ...

... made judge the (.ju-en's i'.eiieh under the(tovernmeiit of Ist I Mellmurne. The gentleman, as iud.*-d from his promotion, life Whig, juH got m-wre hut umtucessful contest for I'lildni I idvtrslty with the present Lord Chief Justice and Kecurder Shaw. The ...

... lonian Islands to Greece is strongly opposed the Conservative papers, and looked upon by no means cordially by some of the Whig stamp, among which are the Court Circular and the Army and Navy Gazette. The latter journal says that trustworthy accounts ...

... keeping ia keeping with honest expression *Tnew is more pitiable spectacle thu*. know of than this of journalists —Tory, Kadbul, Whig, or Conservative - compelled slavldi bondage to their party to uphold all which that nirtv does -to call darkness lighi, bitter ...

... publish* ing a now noval entitled John MarchmonV* Legacy, suppose that Mr. Yates,—(who has given his con* nexioa with the Northern Whig, the plea that the entertainment of 400 people nightly is no easy business) —the sub-editor, will do as he has always done—continue ...

... powder was first introduced, replusd £210.000 • but its immediate effect was induce all the lawven and judges to hare their whig! made white the gallant Tolonteen the duty. Heiwrriy nyntonad tti« beeauae “Din-tailsmight again become fashumable—(laughter) ...

... According the Northern Whig there no appearance , . further opponent Mr. Barbour, whose retnrn for liisburn is generally regarded as settled matter. « *et off added tint*, dixre 80Tne, ohiectionable covered. Evidence given before Government proved.that ...

... the fame of its author a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year ; with his death bis party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came into office. this ministry, which is familiarly known that all the talents,” Lord Henry Petty ...

... Committee. That Committee was elected brought to bear upon the Government to induce it to take year year—a very bad practice for Whig domination— some steps with view to putting an end to the quarrel, (laughter) —for it was impossible that domination’ could ...

... asked the Conservative electors alone; because they knew nothing of Conservative or Whig tins contest they believed the Conservatives the true Liberal, and that the Whig, who professed a Liberal, was the man to exclude the electors from their rights and ...

... to your principles ? I rc‘‘ member, fifteen years ago, the salt o/the sons of “freeitom —you are now the serfs of the old “Whigs! Ah! poor Mr. Ferrand, what can case your solicitude about those parblind Radicals, who will not get rid of the film that ...

... said Mr would hlierate them which the Whigs would pursue? They did not hid the from the everlasting thmldom the last thirty years - electors go to the poll and record their votes, hut the domination of the local Whigs and the London Wlngt. to remain neutral; ...