... side on the first bench below the gangway, which is gene- rally regarded asthe line of demarcation between the Whig-Liberals or Liberal. Whigs and the democrats, and for some time remained standing, listening tothe hum of voices swelling louder every moment ...

... persevering advocacy. The subject has been also taken up from time to time by some of our cotemporaries, particularly the Northern Whig and the Dublin Evening Mail. Wo arc happy to see that this agitation is likely at length to be attended with successful results ...

... polities d mine were the no, ann-he always ; Sir Edward was an accomplished gentleman when he was young ; Sir Edwaid was always Whig. . Whin bcc me old, mid saw the error of his ways he advanced a little lo jour sid* The Court—What you call ins side r Mr ...

... one who Weeps it his premises comparatively independent of the firebrigado, and will lessen his risk immensely. '—Northern Whig, syatom Un.tod National Edition continued, aud not BUDeraedad ■ at.oi.al eystem sought to £ ThTS' Ution consisted of the following ...

... business of Parliament has commenced —we should be inclined to suspect that the Government were resorting to the favourite Whig expedient of a Commission, in order to postpone troublesome question, and stifle complaint the delusive promise of settlement; ...