... busting% to be • Whig wag to ensure rejection, but it appears se one bat a Whig will answer sew (hear, hear). I maintain. with greet respect, that it is the political leaders is this amity who have altered. end sot I. Hays the Whigs give. any beneficiel ...

... was • somplete ; but its invention shows ex • terror with which any between the ! servistives, whether nominally of the old Whig or p..- Conservative is looked upon by the Governmeat. I Imo man to believe that as soon.. the rumour the ear of Grosvenor ...

... Issued the Catholic chaplains la tbe army sad Owed them as opal with their Is sot Csptaia White • Whig Us. hew* iNS b. f ., and sold ? Wee it foe nothing the Whigs his father a his brnther • lordship of the Truancy ? -and has sot Captuie Whits, with a of de ...

... As to dm amp that I entered public life under Whig petemage—pailemen, I have to soy that I sever advocated any principles than then I now advocate (hear). sad I received either place or patroang• from • Whig Government. I honourably won my p.- oaths. boron ...

... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alternative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong. achieve an audacity which they lose when debauched by the sweets of place. With nothing to do but to relent upon ...

... from the change of Government is the termination of • system of rule based upon es- For twenty years or more the rupeessa• e Whig Governments seemed to ignore the local magistracy—to view them as a body of men incapable of discharging any of the duties ...

... govaremat, foe of place—the Whigs idol—purpose allow's, theme worthies to go as their way Moieing ? If so. we hit upon herd times Mies Non no logger carries the t too-edged , Mora impartiality; for the some goonssent —tint is to my, Whig—omes years ago deprieed ...

... in the of a defeat of the Government, to wept ofSce, and with that object to invite the no-operation of the Conatitational Whigs upon condition, which will be honourable to both pities. A singular report comes from Washington that Stepheas had been proisounced ...

... should hare men them. With an appropriate it would have made • grad certain. Sir Charles is more thee ever if possible. The old Whigs mom somehow to se they age. When he returns to his place, sturdy John Bright is introduced to the new curling of Westminster ...

... at Old Nick should revel Miglamte Prime Mfreerrtima am hare putrid argue politely praying that that right primer the fleet Whig, et Dr.: said—might be seaverted the error et his We meet deal with this rote of bele—a purr, I. • surety, immoral in its in ...

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... be to traasplest Rreethisse thaw Weld be sows only la the is well-emend babble lead, in Aar only pews& It te seers la et toe Whig el the no-grass to 12 lbs. ef Weer, or fear of rye-gran to fear or pm& of doter, Ithh awe, jut ss it nay be dribble to hen ...