... borough*, with triangular seats for counties and all manner of queer and eomptex conditions, bid two years later a Peelite-Whig-Radical coalition, and then withdrawn the first note of the trumpet sounding war. On the other hand they have seen uniform ...

... barbarous Irish Penal Law* O'Connell's “brutal and bloody Whigs.’’ tarn to Tomta-’t I*f* of We find that in 17M, beaten for the third time on his grand scheme for Parliamentary Reform by the same Whig Oligarchy, and by majority of 248 174. Pitt, , like Israeli ...

... considerable body, of the Whigs should join the Adallamites in voting for the measure—and I must tell you that Isbould not be surprised if a goodly number of Whigs were to do this—the measure will be You see, many of -the aristocratic Whigs are ate begining to ...

... the force of the precedent supplied by Lord Palmcrston’s career, This the great Whig party is a curious subject of contemplation. Summarily described, the Whigs, as Whigs, are always dying. A moribund life is their normal state of ex- istence ; and perhaps ...

... ogreemesL For of freight sad mosey apply to .ms. Thumbs James or ti JAMES BROWNE k to., IS. Totrerrolidlngr N.R.--l'llls of Whig ti be bit at Rocblilf Brothers. 14.471 d ...

... Lc—Roast* a Jenkins Alicanta—Ovetal Ws*, Boderstromi Antigas—Phamiz, Arica & Islay —Bush Andaman, Taggart Aspinwall—Coils, Rogeroon Whig— Queen Eager Bahia—Bonito* Barlow—Vieing & Co Pah* &a—Ptolemy, a. Rills—Laaiport ik Holt Bahia—Glows of the Ason,—, dattarflald ...

... not returning Whigs. But for the vehement err cf the foolish, who, in demanding the bill, the whole bill and nothing but the bill, secured their own d-dVanohisetnent, the £10 rental ?? would never hare been foisted on the country by the Whig* nor permitted ...

... hundred bribed ! was heard to In every respect oc that for On this one cocasion (eo say the high, and the Whigs ¢id the same Whether Tory or Whig were al] Literal then ! both parties to get makes it KELLY aid ; To mind his Bo he showed them the ¢ —the ...

... belt, and, not double. late speeches have been very fair; but when I remenabe,r him, a Tory, a Conservative, a Peelite, a .Whig, a Liberal,' and, from his conduct last Session, apparently a Radical, question his stability of character. But never mind ...

... venal and corrupt; and that the-old Whigs under Lord Palmerston always betrayed the most unmistakeable : desire to shelve the question; the change is really | too remarkable to find all classes of politicians— Tories, Whigs, Radicals and Adullamites sing an ...

... Parliament as a Whig in 1835, when he was elected opposition. In 1837 he fought a very severe battle for North Wilts ; Sir Faancis Burpetr, who had then become a Conservative, eing at the head of the poll ; Mr. Mzrnven, afterwards Baron VEN, a Whig, being third ...

... not appreciated now may never occur again. The Premier is potent in the Lords, and commands nearly all his party in the The Whigs to escape from the democracy will support a reasonable measure; the Liberals who incline to Conservatism will follow their ...