... time the two meetings had broken up, and, acting undue sudden impulse, a ery of Stop him! war raised, and the outburst of Whig took plates. Kr. Mateo Williams took the same line, sad suggested that, as the Government lead not thought proper to proseente ...

... the plunder share bestowed on those who help to bring or keep them in office. They divide peerages and orders among them for Whig and Tory merits, as they propose measures, not to benefit the State, but to keep themselves in their places, or win their way ...

... the plunder share bestowed on those who help to bring or keep them in office. They divide peerages and orders among them for Whig and Tory merits, as they propose measures, not to benefit the State, hut to keep themselves in their plum, or win their way ...

... the plunder share bestowed on those who help to bring or keep them in offioe. They divide peerages and orders among them for Whig and Tory merits, as they propose measures, not to benefit the State, but to keep themselves in their places, or win their way ...

... reference to this part of our labours, shall not inquire as to the politics of the claimant, but alike for all, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, that, he be placed op the electoral list—if qualified according to haw. 5. To render every assistance in securing ...

... at Is. I A. per bottle. EXCELSIOR VRIES MEDAL Esau.? :!1LW21 , 11 ew perfect), ow ens thickness of materiel. Pries, 4:6 fa-. WHIG= & iss. 143, Holborn-bW. LoLdeeto—Lists Frew Toothache may be ibsteutly mired be Net.. which .JBO f o rms &stopping. Babes ...

... Gladstone's tribute to the surpassing virtues of the ex- Chaocellor of tbs Exoheqner. Macaulay gave the history of England from tbe Whig point of view decent interval after the events coloured with such masterly hut disingenuous skill Hr. Gladstone asks too mnch ...

... of the Richequer were among the supporters of the Reform Bill of 183$, but Lord Derby, then Mr. Stanley, was at that time a Whig, and Mr. Disraeli was a Radical, so that neither one nor the other is entitled to speak for the Tories of that period. The ...

... leaden of the Conservatives,” says Mr. Gladstone, gave Ur. Lowe, in 1866, when the Whig Bill was committee, the most solemn assurance that, in case of the defeat the Whig Bill and their ejection from office, they would be no parties h> the introduction ...

... dealers; but, with small imports and moderate prices, we may expect that the trade this year will sound and steady. —Northern Whig. DUNDEE, Friday.— —Stocks the spot are much reduced; and with the prospect of cheaper material, prices are kaepu.* some extent ...

... be passed over gently, or to call for an indulgent interpretation ? Is ho the only trustworthy witness in the cause Were the Whig tactics of 1300 unimpeachable, and those of 3307° quite consistent and straightforward ? Was there no wish to throw out the ...

... political life, being returned on the Conservative, and Mr. Tufnelf, afterwards Patronage Secretary, and whip-in-chief to the Whig Govern- ment, on the Liberal, interest. Mr. Tufnell's return was petitioned against, and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly was seated, in 1838 ...