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... in the number at 100,000; the Manchester Courier, which is the Tory organ, says that it was not more than 20,000; while the Whig Guardian, which professes to have measured the ground and to have counted a section standing on a part of it, is certain that ...
... CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN PRISONER'S CELL In the jell of a northern county lays the Northern Whig), considered one of the beet-managed institu. times of its kind in Ireland, a gentleman is at present undergoing • eenteaos of 12 months' imprisonment, paned ...
... win ightoßAN TO BOUND OF MULL. UM AND ciAnumou maiwanails. Dr We ihrits etamaher PloNllll2. Dow °NAN. sway Pl= 7JO A.II . *Whig at tNaloars, 1.6•6611 ark &AM Awe Plat. awry, Anuadaki. (Drawils. Njlnkis. And inssiltur4. anivlog at Portals nor orosiag. ...
... vis inertia of oligarchy is powerful. A strong force must be brought to bear to obtain that extension of the suffrage which Whig and Tory in debate last session alike admitted to be required. The late Bill was a compromise. The advanced Reform party demanded ...
... TO BOOT AND BHOIMAKEBa. EGLIN BROTHERS & CO4 amine Moor Lammas Lacs 1111KLINaseowG. We Whigs that. la rotor oar hotel,tradh hare our pram' This boa ambled uo •Od neatly to Ikea, .111 Doh Is Net BUMS, BINDS. CROP. MOWN. and UOIIIIIIO LBs'ltthß urwary ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Night, Another member of the Old Whig party, now rapidly by the evolution of time, has passed away in the person of Lord Northbrook, better known as Sir Fraucis Baring— for nearty half » century member for the borough of Portsmouth ...
... privilege of voting at elections, or shut out from ** of 1831.38 te maintained is no Constitution.” ‘any wore contunes before Whigs, Tories, Liberala, Conservatives, Adullamites, disagree as to the nature of the or an te what al constitute the test ot qu ...
... former must amply a bens,' for hia. Now, in this constitn. timid country of curs, we expect that when pollticiane of any school—Whig, Tory, Liberal Comercadre, Advanced Liberal, Radical, or Democratdisease the question of Electoral Reform as they have been ...
... Flaming. 4 11-rbaosoms inata-J. Firming. 1 Ctn. eaten-1 J. Davide= I. t. J. Bennie. Prctich marigolds (.1f•) I. J.Caidar; Whig., French marigolds I Mrir4P-t. It. lls.id.on ;2, J. Fleming. I African marigolds. (n of carlil-W. Darid sou. 2 Carnation* and ...
... that Lord is ' ousli= u o i tli as to little hop of ' Hi. • is bettor Looms ea Sir Francis Daring. He was a member of every Whig Administratioa since the Reform Hill, the last; and his promotion to tmyriLairlieshid:: recent rusixismion to the The Marquis ...
... he was seized with • severe attack of apoplexy, from which he never rallied. He was in his seventieth year. He was a staunch Whig, and held office as Sir F. Baring under several Liberal Administrations. He was Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord Melbourne's ...
... conviction, ready to entertain proposals, but not willing to sell just yet. They hear with equal gravity the persuasive offers of Whig and Tory, but they are 'cute enough to hang off till the pollinog day, whnen votes are getting scarce and negotiable at fa- ...