... say that since he had had the honour of representing them, that when once in Parliament he had known no' difference between Whigs and Tories. (Hear, hear.) He was not the representative of a party, but of the whole of the city. Of course he was the rep ...

... pelitioal eeoaoaiy at Dairenity Coflere, London; aad which port re■iraed when mede oontreUer of the London Stationery Office by the Whig Government then office. The way cleeeeed tiie Aagrta rtable, end hie hatred of iehi, breaght him the hatred of maty, bat gained ...

... penned position ; we scantly row sir fried, from our himself them that sign (snieneadmis cheering); sad if (laughter). The Whigs end the Trim by. been, if I sir they Pleased he would, • hadease-Ithe way (bwe, ruses on a simile, like see ab s ss d o f a ...

... ns in clearing and strengihsning the voie*, re novmg hoarseness, allaying IrrlwUjn the thr »at, cough remedy preemh.'entiy Whig, by all Chemists, Is- t. per b-*x. llollowat s Ointment and Pills.— The Knife Superseded. —All afflicted with ulcers, diseases ...

... body of the citizens, never spared any trouble to serve them, no matter what party they belonged, whether they were Tory or Whig. That was the kind of individual which the city wanted now as its representative. (Hear.( That was the course wluch Fremantle ...

... Mr. Bernal borne Liskeard. He would naturally declare that the enemy who has suggested opposition is not Conservative but a Whig, and that he has less to fear from the former than the latter. If so he should take his free lance to those who will comprehend ...