... his conversion sarcasms and bitter invectives he could com- Free Trade principles. He was represented as having caught the Whigs bathing and stolen their clothes, and, doubtless, it would have been more honourable, and more conducive to that purity and ...

... of United Education is; and as to the choose, he (Dr. Edgar, fgets he had lived to see the day when no Government, whether Whig or Tory could do as they pleased. They must do as the Pleased; as servants of an they must the public will; and it ehall be ...

... Bill, will no doubt throw it out ; if it is a thorough Reform Bill, the Conservatives, with the aid of the leas “advanced” Whigs, will probably throw it out; and, in any case, it is not probable the House of Lords will sanction any violent change. “Then ...

... second count the prisoner was charged with a Mr. Rea defended The jury returned a verdict of guilty of the THE LATE Ts THe “ WHIG Michael Kell. was indicted for mali Tarleton on the 22nd Oct. Eugene it that, as he was going through Calene+ Street ot the ...

... Tories in times of dections, You know what | happened when a Whig, candidate came forwanl for any borough or any county. A man irom these | Liberal papers went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory candidate, That ...

... apparent unconcern at the commercial revulsion, as firm after firm toppled over. Sir Charles Wood, “the unprotected female” of the Whig fraternity, then Chancellor of the the remonstrances of the Exchequer, was at length forced to give way to and on the 25th ...