... trouble end anxiety nuns hoe to support child that won’t walk; and this baby Reform, when tries to walk. Is upset by Tory, Whig, and Radical peers, who put their resolutions end amendments the little darling's way. Is it not enough to givn the gout see ...

... to■inn Any measure going further the direction of iftaniblainiint would opposed the Whig section of the Liberal party, the Radicals are not strong enough to beat the Whigs aad Conservative* unit**!. Twm new American territory, from Russia, bin bn* called ...

... their usual political opinions. Lord Torrington was anything hut model governor, but he was a Byng, and strong supporter of the Whig party, and so it came to pass. Doss not this ease prove the wisdom of not leaving the Jamaica affair to be tested by a party ...

... himself put ball in the No side. Brooke’s and Whlt'.’s were rirsl dabs, the being the Whig, and tlw the Tory Clnb. Richard Tlokell inmer*allied ibe proprietor of the Whig establishment is the following nee *— M From liberal Brooks's, whose specnUtirs skill ...

... Tha nasal datWea at tha Baprsßa Coart at intesm to iUshsnaa aadtr lagtektin laistßert > fcartSf*'LsgtetoNn aheßahad the law I—whig tha ads negroes iats Thaaanaa Liglatotan has tßsadsd fMehtee to rote. Bafts an CoarletThaaaaaniaaoatidarinf thaacaatitotioaalit/ ...

... failed to bring any wheat from country thought might saWy rely upon for supplies to any extent Ton Bar Cnor ns luklakd. —Tba Whig says “We hare tba- satisfaction of stoting that the of herbage in almost variety of pasture land abeady mad rapid iroprooriaeat ...

... of LonU agreeably reminded it of the good old times—about six mouths ago—when Tory was a Tory, Libera] a Liberal, and a Whig Whig. There could doubt of the real Toryism of the Tory j this question. The plan which Lord II now suggests—the fair division ...

... rafaoal attand tha Reform Banqaat, alihnach It boa not plaaoad proßtoent rw form ora, boa gained him ptaioa from many membera of Whig party, who Bon than coca hod racoon to rote ■gainst him In tka recent Parliamentary campaign. It bfbanfa that anew who atndiad ...

... bench, and on to the Queen on tbe throne. And the good man thinks’it glorious hive. Mr. Craikshank describes himself ns n Tory, Whig, Liberal, Conservative. cannot see why anybody not already enfranchised should want a vote. What are tbeV to get by it Why ...

... peniptag periodical ootraeponding to Hi name, dmribto be ita first namber. Brooki'a wo need not tell oar nadera, b old axeluiro Whig club, whan Mr. Gladetaao aeartaly at yet men popular—ruch etubborn nature of old —tMa at tbo Carlton, of which baa nerrr caoatd ...

... wart, brother of the present Sir William Drummond Stewart, of Murthly. Mr. Drummond was returned by majority of 153 above his Whig opponent. Mr. Drummond was Conservative of the Peel school, and supported Sir Robert Peel in the abolition of the corn laws ...

... London thorough fares, Bow, wow, wow, Ac. He once accused Sir Robert Peel (Twas thought good and gay thii«) Of stealing the Whigs’ clothes away Tbs while their Lords were belhing : But bettering the example, Now tuns worst theft glory— The Radicals* old ...