... conditions of the battle, however, are such ea to throw some doubt over the return of Mr M'Laren, who has arrayed against him both Whigs and Tories The Whip, no doubt, affect to possess influence sufficient for the overthrow of their Radical o pponente, though ...

... into melanoboly rage. Haughty and insolent in the hey-day of his power, while luxuriating amid the bonours and rewards of the Whig clique, no wonder that he should feel cut and stung to the quick in the huout of their Rpbraid. ings end chastening reproofs ...

... _franchise . 'The _elective power of the city , he said , bad been _taken possession of b y what might be called the great Whig clique—fa _laugh)—the members of which had assumed to themselves a power which no man had a right to _assume . ( _Hisses and ...

... _Bills which emanated from _Conlive Lord A ...

... wishes of the musty am rusorened, it M . I might en rest for • of on- lic tatiwomor al tory same. But the and the greed of this Whig p rpm.' paa‘ 7 . • Ministry groin If the Lord Adamant* coma : C.aptaim Witched, Ades .. do for them in the outlying district ...

... retAr lid Lerjr gyit we ow or eliserwe re ea el hew rewire, Se how ai of ea.U.Y. &wrap' .pm 11 lie ..fteal I oge .1••• Whig. at Sear will is does I. ••• waft a bkpt. pp teed; tp, awe ...

... Parliament. under the sway of any politic om not make ita struggle. ess dates are Even on the nestion of electoral reform, the Whigs as well as the yep e professions of faith, and both sides equally abstain from expressing any opinion which could engage their ...

... and whose .olitiow edcatison' ','has been under done.!' Itgratifiesii ous q-ualities of miinds to find one 'man called a Whig apd another a JTory, .whenItherewis no reeak or- essential differencebe- tween themht ,theuishe 0 hei;tqh Na; sert-of pby~ical ...

... member for the county Haddington—there was your fellow-workman, t | le honourable Mr Black, the Lord Advocate's model Whig—(a laugh)-there was Lowe, member for the pocket borough of Calne, and there was Mr llorstnan, the member for Stroud—each and ...

... L»b ial, but r.;aJit) Whig of llie old seliool, have a sovereign con- IW . f M'Donakl r. Whitehoru,’ in tempt for the masses, and who lieve that the only reference the Miner newsjiaper, was dispoasl us.- of the people support Whig Government, yes-enlay ...

... the English Protestant Dissenter, can, restrained by no oath, raise bis battery against it I Still, we must admit that the Whigs, for years, have been supine about this Catholic wrong, the unquestionable and offensive oppression 1 Meanwhile, the holy alliance ...

... for mothini, replied his Lordship; what I want is men who will support me when I amwrong, and all Covernments, whether Whig or Tory, would like a cohort tf such men always at their backs. But they will have them no more. They must depend in future ...