... And the Great Whigs go down to their contain aQu congratulate themselves and the world that freedom is the law of the Empire, and bless c «, en creatine Whigs to expound this great truth to » * ju. Free Trade, Heaven bless you ! the Whigs Free Trade—and ...

... exclusively to the aristocracy or to the landed Interest. Tho most advanced member of the proposed icommiasion was an ex-official Whig, of thepurestblne blood, iwbo, if did not enter tho Cave, yet lingered about its for patriotism out of place now habitually ...

... general questiou will be merely the old one between the Whig and Tory parties, with some additional circumstances favourable to Whig interests. And the remit would therefore be the return of a larger Whig ijority than before. No liberals need sacrifice their ...

... we calin affect to conceal that the Tories have given a far f liberal measure than should perhaps ever have obtain from the Whigs. ...

... London thoroughfare; Bow, wow, wow, do. He once accused Sir Robert Peel ('Twas thought a good and gay thing) Of stealing the Whigs' clothes away, The while their Lords were bathing: But bettering the example, he Now turns worse theft to glory— The Radicals' ...

... course, contradicts the tly the writer is ly more impartial Johnson, who, when inditing his Parlia- fer the Magazine, ‘thee Whig fellowe” have the worst of it. wimer Collins is one of the most frequent oon- B to Echues, He writes verse and prose, both ...

... amounted fox the week, on 9,247 miles, to £017,7C4, and for the corres ‘ponding week of last year on 9,054 miles to £590,583| the whig increase of 193 miles, and £27,181. Tho receipts other railways in the United Kingdoni imoiintcd ou 3,545 miles tc £122,852 ...

... courage and principle in withstanding the League doctrines of manhood suffrage. Mr. Gladstone seems to be wavering between Whigs and Radicals; when abandoned the first seeks comfort from Bright j so has disunited a most powerful party, and has lost noble ...

... their gratitude to her Majesty's Government for restoring to the working men the franchise of which they were deprived by the Whigs and Radicals of 1832. It was on that occasion that Lord Derby said this The object we have in view is to combine the feelings ...

... a new | The Archdeac on of Kilmore but this case was more than ing with it some 140 fathoms of rope. While the the Whigs, for the Whigs, Be But havieg' the Primate o! f Ireland, in which he combats the doctrines | intricate points of lew, the lift was ...

... courage and principle in withstanding the League doctrines of manhood suffrage. Mr. Glad stone seems be wavering between Whigs and Radicals : when abandoned by the first, he seeks comfort from Bright; so he has disunited a most jiowerful i»arty ...

... in the discussion which took place in the va ne House of Commons on Friday afternoon, With four ao decided Conservatives, a Whig of the old school, a very fr moderate Liberal, and decidedly Conservative Liberal, it is felt to be a needless strain on public ...