... the water, coming a of order; and good ambrial sash being cleaner mad free from soil, it kid epee amok amok les labour, a in =Whig. as the pester pormss Oahe afterbef A or a shod period , on aw l s sew palverised, scraped oil the reed is the slope med. Mr ...

... free-trader. I recollect him as a Whig ; I recollect him as • Radical; and now I know him as • democrat (cheers and laughter). We arc told that he is to be the next Prime Minister of this country. Now, I believe the Whigs, pure and simple, dislike him, but ...

... he would with their permission introduce himself. He presumed that amongst those before him there were some Tories, some Whigs, a good many Radicals, and a few Nothings. They were one party to the talk which was about to take place, and there (himself) ...

... commotion. The streets were crowded. Seditious cries were heard amidst the darkness and It was afterwards asserted, both by Whigs and by Tories, that the fire had been kindled by the friends of Monmouth, in the . hope that the trsinbands would be busied ...

... Election Epigram. Quoth Jones— I'd fain know if the victory clings To the Tories or Whigs on the whole. Quoth Brown— 'Twatld be beet, in the fitness of things, if the W(h)ig were a top of the poll. A CATTLE-SHOW THOU.:MT.-It moat be evidist to the meanest ...

... instructed how to vote. answered, We came on the estate in the last generation Tories, and now we have got our orders to turn Whigs. The loud laughter at Walrham is not so inscrutable atter all; nor a public permission from Norfolk landlords to their tenants ...

... be able to act straightforward and independently, because he wished it to be understood that this Chamber knew nothing about Whig or Tory. The object of these chambers was to bring forward the farmer's grievances, and to get better and more just legislation ...

... his memory such ' as Conservative and Liberal, precisely as he has been taught to forget any such obsolete classification as Whig and Tory. The great field for the operations of the Chambers of Agriculture will of coarse be es the next election; and as ...

... question of Reform ; that I beg to deny is Coto. The Government introduced a Reform Bill in 1859, and they were defeated by the Whigs it was a teas-pound uniform franchise, and it would have been a large measure, though not so large as the present one, but ...

... residing near Trinity The child, shoat in years of age, was playing her father's hones, when a irate 'ben by IMMO memo %net, and/ Whig severed the bones jun shove the men, es thin the foot wen merely hanging by a piece ad skit Mr. liewidele and Mr. Ric= were ...

... treegbt fanned by Mr. Os any anon upon the =Owfig oilier ; tad tbrit so far the Boned an sow asither of the oases were capable Whig doted as ingest mess. Mr. Cherie@ to Thole was cored by the maltipileity d rad outer resolatioem that the whole times were ...

... in that direction would most signally fail, and he could say, that if any attempt were made by any Minister, be he Radical, Whig, or Tory, to diaestablish tor hunting as an institution in this country, be would moat signally fail. Every man, he felt as ...