... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whigs, and that however ill might be treated or neglected he would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...

... of amassment. not wltbe= tad A. only aenenloal In , le dtrtatlq law, owl lb haeow• an sot by tha Farm to 'stet the lave. It Whig Won ta th• Room that an opinion aufavcen ablo tale Iwamoto bee been otarrioed, we art lammed (says Oaardeta) that a ram 1•111 ...

... posite Craigavad. We believe Mr Gratisna, Crai,tavad, another of our respected townsmen was on hoard during the race.—Northern Whig. • Stops by signal only for Passengers for Drogheda or Dublin. SUNDAY ruAtxA—A train fir first second and third class pasoengers ...

... whom any member will regard the highest authority on practicable Parliamentary Reform William Hayter (ex-MP for Wells and ex-Whig whipper-in) who condemned the Bill on the sufficient ground it would not settle the question Capt Hayter exposed shortcomings ...

... including the Times, Mow Market Belfas sv distributed to any person or persons of whose debts several posit 7 1 portraits, Northers Whig, Belfast ett Manchester Bx ra « IRCHILL have for sale vr claims he shall not then have had notice. 197 miner aud Tines, 1 Manual ...

... Truman, Haubcry, and Co., and ate a ramp steak luncheon one of the great vats. This feat aceocnpdished, the representative Whigs sod big-wigs made inspection of the brewery, and st every step of their progross I.ord Brougham acted expounder, demonstrator ...

... House that bribery at elections was originated by the Whigs. Without departing from exact historical truth, he might have added, that the Liberals and Radicals have inherited the vice from the Whigs, and have developed it into enormous proportions. Both ...

... Conservative, then became one of the small section of Peelites, then veered round to he a Whig, and now has jump-ti round to be a Radical. He is not regarded by the Whigs as their leader : they regard hint with suspicioa, and have no confidence in him sine ...

... accustomed to say, Give us the redistribution of seats and whatever the fear&Me may be lowered to, the House could be made either Whig or Tory. Give the enemies of the Sabbath, give the Euemy of Man, the rtdiatribution of the days of the week, aid spiritual ...

... inequitable was shown the manner in which boroughs returning Conservatives are proposed to deprived of their members, while Whig nomination boroughs are scrupulously retained. The defect-* which the hurriedly cobbled schemes of the Government present ore ...

... His place is behind the Ministerial benches, and his support is always given their occupants. He has been nurtured in pure Whig principles, and cannot forget that to Lord John Russell we owe the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, Parliamentary Reform ...

... that I hold dearer, because the • present and eternal happiness of thousands are involved in them, than any mere opinion of Whig or Tory—and • Mr. Hodgson, if not as a representative of the city, as a kind and useful neighbour and active magistrate. I ...