... themselves up almost body and soul to the Whigs foi patronage. What good has it done them? In looking back to my opposition to the Whig party in Parliament. I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left? They are gone, as a Government; ...

... themselves up almost body and soul to the Whigs for patronage. What good has it done them? In looking back to my opposition to the Whig party Fa-hanicnt, I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left ? They are gone, as a Government: ...

... from its high respectability an 1 wide circulation, has been time out of mind read by all classes in the community—Tories, Whigs, and Radicals. The purport of present letter is the late reform meeting in Glasgow. Of course, 1 don’t expect yon to agree ...

... Maas; by by Proferar sad Mr V. 8., T. !Leas. la blow for lb. of all kiwis a for Analyses._ madvatad. Waters gleesl apply to to Whig.. GLASGOW VETERINARY COLLEGE. VIM= TM AVTPOILITT OP SAMMY Row ens Row. or VITIAIMILY Males le MONDAY Nom vow MORT win 4 P.M ...

... Government into the hands of the Whigs; sad is only when, singular maladministration, the Whigs hare lost control over the bulk of their own followers, that the Conservatives have had a brief interval of power. If then, the Whigs, not contented with the remits ...

... regard Conservatism and Conservatives very much as Whigs would desire that foreigners and Englishmen should regard the principles and the chiefs of a rival party. We are far from blaming the Whigs for the importance they have attached to the social intimacy ...

... Lams LIGHT OF LOVE ILIGHT OF LOVE! I- No Int Lone. TIE DIAUONDI AND MEOW ]W La~iw JOVIS L 1111AVOLA I LIORO/ I the writer, -. Whig own wank Joams. hide Or 00 aimed. Sold TRADE NtYrICE. DIAVOLA. I the New Tote the Author of Tee be the fond read of any wool ...

... not to . tha ' . '; r ' _^ . _three _, bad harveatfi _, .. bat to _ _twenty yeara _ot- _! : _^ _ialmosf uDbroken _^ Whig ' rule . _- _a '; , The _purpoab ' oE . _;' _.: _{ , _'VVb ) R _. _Cabinets was / he said ; to _be _thus expressed ; -- ...

... charitable construction of their conduct. Mr Dl'Laren believed that but for the opposition of • certain section of the old Whig party, the bill would have passed, because the tires would not, in that case, have ventured to oppose it. At all events, it ...

... up the 'same subject, agrees in meas;ure with the viewv of the 'Whig Administra- 1: tonu advne lby Mr.`Pope Hennessy, remnarking:- ~'We 'do'tnot, nor. 'does' Mr. Hennessy, accuse the 'Whigs of having maltreated the Irish people with any ma- VI licious ...

... contest for the representation of Tipperary terminated on Saturday evening in the return by a considerable majority of the Whig candidate, Captain White, although the Conservative, Mr Waldron, in some districte polled by far the largest number of votes ...

... measure, no matter from that measure proceed.. Mr expect—neither place nor bele . party be as prepared to the as from the Whigs, thoroughly honest one, and this measure the obtained. Ido not know any one in House 0( sons that will more thoroughly diens ...