... have in looking at the We have. 88 to the enormity of the crimes, for, although case which appears to be a case of highway Whig,’ is not that class of highway robbery the Py had been accustomed to hear of—it was not highway man who had been one of a gang ...

... bees attaided with great success, and for the masons before releered to, It is coofideatly expected that the present under- Whig will prove a most profitable investment. Should any of the proposed schemes for giving Bristol a Central Railway Station be ...

... were not in power’ There wag no doubt that the namber of Conservatives who had been returned was nearly equal to that of the Whig. Radicals ; he did not allude to the Peelites, as he looked upon them as a party extinct. Bat upon all critical questions Lord ...

... were not in power ? There was 110 doubt that the number of Conservatives who had been returned was nearly equal to that of the Whig-Radicals; he did not allude to the Peelites, as he looked upon them as a party extinct. But upon all critical questions Lord ...

... division, because he knew that if did the government would have been defeated. He (Mr. Bremridge) would say ibis—that the Whigs had always remembered their friends—(hear, hear, and laughter). Shortly after Mr. Stansfeld was brought forward to take part ...

... Russell then dissolve! Parliament, and Sir Robert Peel went back with 90 members pledged to protection, when he found that the Whigs had been progressing so fast thai they had left debt of 7 8 millions behind them. He said, I must repair this difficulty ...

... 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 ...

... Sam Weller's opinion that somebody ought to be whipped for this,' and it seems pretty plain that that some- body is the Whig Government. Meanwhile we ought to have some certainty established by fresh experiments, lest we find that our declaration of ...

... 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 ...

... Colonel Vyse, of Stoke, V is believed, be brought forward in the Conservative Merest. The most likely Whig candidate is Captain J'ter, the son of the old Whig whipper-in, who enjoys Pension of £2,000 a-year for the dexterous manner in he discharged his dignified ...

... settle ileum 1: he boots with the crew were g..t away with all partible speed, everyone working with a will, life itself now Whig wbollydepesdaut on eachuran'e activity. The ice at this time took full chat s .° of all the ships now lying in close pro:inky ...

... no proposal relative to mediation. Three elections took place on Saturday, and in all of them there was no opposition, and Whig candidates were returned. Tho Attorney and Solicitor General were returned for their respective scats of Richmond and Plymouth ...