... for. ward to the time when old age and infirmity will take him from the helm, and I ask what, without him, is to become of a Whig goverment. (Hear, hear). Ve must all acknowledge qt. Gladstone's eloquence and arced as a financier, but we coon t have faith ...

... conl4 not help thinking the old days when little troop , . of hired hullien prowl. aboot the street.. and Tories broke Whig no ne., and Whig* no doubt retell:oe I, though I as a b y then of strong Radical tendencies and cac only remember the sins of my enemies ...

... interests aseinvolved. :Amplonse • Werra hurrah. Colonel( Mbett, holtliag•upw rabbit's laiw, sail: Th.. - is-us much worth no • whig-raclitaa'S great risks only last year, isiN of be* engaged .andabiecntip.iheic gr e i re : g eh , e ,„6, you are nental war ...

... stauelnehe for times, and day, that never can retaru in this get a gentleman to second-you, and not a screw. obstructive. A Whig, on the' other hand, is a man of tag up manfully for hiss rights as a citizen, and I have classes, reentry. He would wish to ...