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... Market is well carried out, e Cle sara, sara ( What will be, will be) emblazons the dis- tinguisbed shield of the great Whig buttress; the beggars interpret the motto literally ; they will scourge the whole district, in- timidate where they need not ...
... bar- I gain for the return, of twenty Whigs (selected by Tories) into the Belfa4t Coronration, even if fol- lowed, as, I believe was ins. ndel, by the return of l Mr. O'Hagau or some o her equa'ly worthless Whig I into an expiring Parliament, such most ...
... Tariff Bill; and 3Mr. Crittenden was re- elected for a full term from March 4, 1843. In 184S he re- tired, havinag receiv ed the Whig nomination f or Governor ot entuciy, to which oduce ho weas elocted by a larg- majo. rity. Mr. Crittenden wvas Attorney-Generai ...
... the 2 town is governed by the Water Board and the Town _ 4 Council, in the hands of a particular clique, some of 1whom are Whigs and some Tories. It cannot be R 2 said that I make these as political statements to pTe- cC o jadice a mixed bench, for no ...
... represented the banking interest; Robert Thomson the local gentry ; Valentine %Vhila and Jobh Dunvillo, the once powerful Whigs. There had not been from the time of the Volunteers in 1782 to 1852 so int- ?? a meeting as that. When Bates flt only I 175 ...
... make room for a Whig? . His LOaDSmIP-YOU need not answer that, Mr. Lindsay. Mer. Lindsay-My lord, I did not retire to make room for a Whig. Mr. RBa-Will you swear that you were not among those selected to retire in favor of the twenty Whigs to be returned ...
... I was a member of the Town touncil ; I was elected in 185; ; held office for Cromac Iward ; I did not retire in favour of a Whig ; I was ata meeting in the Victoria Illa), in 18360 I do not reeal- ]ect bearing that Mr. George Coates intended to retire ...
... that can by possibility bear on the case, I must as]: you, Ir. flea, how it is that you bring meetings of the Tory party, or Whig party, or any other party exist- ing before the institution of the burgess-roll to bear upon the inquiry? Don't suppose that ...
... Hayes.-We hive nothing to do with Whirs or Tories. a Mr. Rea-The Whole matter, my lord, springs out of the doings of the Whigs and Tories. l Judge Hayes-Ask what you like about packing the burgess-roll, but do not go farther. We have to do with nothing ...
... began to speak till I was put down by interruptions. His LonDsun'-I can't allow it. Mr. fEA--Well, my lord, in the Northern Whig- a hostile paper-the file of which I have got from the committee of the Commercial News-room-that meeting was reported to the ...