... freedom which has worked more marvels in the case of capital and commerce. Now, that is not my language, it is that of the whig reviewers ; but I say amen to it. However, if I had 25 or 40 years, or twice that number, I would take Adam Smith in my hand ...

... some wives of Tory mombers lock them and prevont their voting in perilous divisions, lest they should turn out their dear Whigs! THE OLD FLYER AND OUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE The venerable Flying Post is gravely excited at our designation of his treatmeut of ...

... those deceived by it, and has no share whatever in any stratagem. The Belfast Commission of Enquirt.—Belfast' Friday.—From the Whig.—The Mayor was in the witness box during entire day. He could not give details of the riots he was in Harrowgato at tho time ...

... will exercise great influence on the next general election, the teetotalers being prepared to support any candidate, whether whig tory, who will advocate their viows. The judgment delivered by Mr. Biggs Andrews, at the Devon Intermediate Sessions, in the ...

... office; Mii Iton had to struggle with poverty ; Johnson was the son of a bricklayer ; Allan Ramsa; + a portion of his life in whig-making ; Hen Kir pe ite was a bo; , trudging about from door to door with a meat tray on s shoulders: Burns f ollowed Chatterton ...

... men were brought to the houso, when they ought to havo been in bed. No excuse was allowed in this great party contest. Both Whig and Conservative whips worked with extraordinary zeal, and we believe no stone was loft unturned by either party to ensure ...

... port and prejudice. Although did not wish to see the Liberal coach npset, yet the temperance people could do it, and the Whig government ought to know it. A debate took plaee on the question of temperance in Devonshire not being adequately represented ...

... Church-yards? Mr. thought it would say—Do not support him. uld they tell him the difference between a man who called himself a Whig, and acted upon Tory principles, and the man who called himself a Tory and acted upon his own principles? Their object was ...

... expense to the nation. Tories never did any good, and the public have nothing to thank them for; but their Reform Bill if tho Whigs had allowed to pass, would have put this country in a different positon to what it now is, and many who live outside the wa'ls ...

... some personal f»unarks made by John that Tom was not good Conservative. Tom replied by saying that John ratted from the Whigs at Totnes, and he was not therefore a thorough-bred Tory, Ac., aud Tom's dander having riz seized Johu very violently ...

... Board of Guardians, ex-ojjicio. The matter, however, was one that did not concern any representative of this borough, whether Whig or Conservative. He said he did not take this meeting an evidence of the so-called great Conservative reaction—(hear, hear)—for ...