... licensed victualler the country should have vote all. (Loud cheers.) He saw these men banded together,and whether a man be Whig, Radical, or Tory, they said they would back him it be would back their Licensed Victuallers' Protection Bociety! He believed ...

... the most virulent speeches, perhaps, ever delivered in the House, in which he was told that he had stolen the clothes of the Whigs when bathing. (Laughter.) It might be asked, if such a good result had taken place, why change the system ? No doubt their ...

... about Nasmyth's picture, which the poet sat for (in in Edinburgh. The same artist painted Burns from memory, in 1828, in the Whig or Fox livery dress, as he used to walk along Princes' Street, to embellish Lockhart's memoir of the bard, and published in ...

... of English suciety, co masts in the fact above all others, chat it is not a single, fixed, uniform, irreeolveble masa—all Whig or all Tory—all blue, red, or yellow,—tint a mixture of them all, a com• °Wallop of all, a synthesis of the fierce red end ...

... party will be stronger in its position and influence than it has ever been ; and that all divisions of the party, from the old Whig to the advanced Radical, will together combine to keep & government so deserving of support. Bes is well for Lord Palmerston ...

... one thing and doing another which is so prevalent just now. The Tories who attacked Walpole would have impeached him. The Whigs who attacked Pitt would have impeached him. Men who got up and denounced the mcasurce of Government were really anxious to ...

... is possible that apparent conjecture may have been the echo of fact The same criticism is applicable the revived story of a Whig or Coalition Ministry under the Duke of Somerset. The patron of Totnes Is perhaps not art enthusiast for reform, sndan experienced ...

... Government then became odious in the eyes of the people, but the old Tories were the time ready to run any risk. However, a Whig Government, under Lord Grey and Lord Brougham, entered office pledged Reform. Lord John Russell, though not then in the Cabinet ...

... misgiving. —G/obe’s Correspondent. tn Bas bave dled Tue Great Frre.is Berrast—Heavy Issvrance Ciams.—The fire in Tomb was ex- The Whig says the value of salvage will be examination as has et been made is that from £70,000 to will be the £30,000, in the amount ...

... by Mr Aah, as as investigations by proved the of H. was. to read ebe report of the es the question of drainage, bet on ito Whig dimes* :a information Dot been *Warmed as to the of the Act is the report une bask to the bed bun Sitai nod. The mms of So ...

... smart inflicted by the common people at last election still rankling and sore that is now making the lukewarm and the old Whigs in general so cold. But the enthnsiasm ia not confined to Scotland. In Newcastle, Carlisle, North and South Shield**, Sunderland ...

... licensed victualler in the country should have vote at all. (Loud cheers.) He saw these men banded together,and whether man lie Whig, Radical, or Tory, they said they would buck him it would back their Licenced Victuallers’ Protection Society! He believed ...