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... forced upon them, —the bayonet being used to compel them to give in at the last moment. The Reform Bill brought in by the Whigs was defeated by the Adullamffee, and when the Conservatives took up the cause which the Liberals could not manage, he emphatically ...

... narrower seine. Mr. Whig and Mr Tory are neighbours. There is • nuisance on the premises of Mr Whig, extremely annoying to Mr lory. Now Mr Tory would be very glad to get that nuisance removed, but he has no desire to quarrel wit Mr Whig. if he could get ...

... fully Maintained, and in some instances exceeded; the of prices is upward. Braid beef Is quietly moved ; the supply en offer Whig required for consumeties, the motet will be chafed. The mutton trade Is also firm at eomewhat admixed rates sod this market ...

... impartial. He is utterly regardless of party ties. He will serve with • man in • Ministry one day, and lash him tomorrow. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, if they come across his path, will have to feel the sharpness of his tongue. On Thursday week the greater part ...

... forced upon them,--the bayonet being used to compel them to give in at the last moment. The Reform Bill brought in by the Whigs was defeated by the Adullamites, and when the Conservatives took up the cause which the Liberals could not manage, he emphatically ...

... people let large. Unlike the Wags the Canaanite' tail *ids the people s while the Whig illwsys kept themselves to their owe order. Udder rime unanc.m bee there ever mated a Whig Ministry presided over by a I sac give you imitences if m aistries a the heed ...

... imosrtial. lie is utterly regal dices of party ties. lle serve with a man in a Min,stry one day, and lash him tomorrow. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, if they come across his path, will have to feel the sharpness of his tongue. On Thursday week the greater part ...

... Johnson could see into Whigisin when he exclaimed, I hates Whig, a Whig in a traitor to his king. a rebel to hie Giel, and the Devil was the first. Then I remember an old conundrum, Why , is a Whig like a wig? The answer in., Because it is a false a ...

... said se ether aide. Lard lawmen pointed oat that the radar* which was arrived at earlier day base signed by the emirates at Whig 14 Ifs therefore, any gentleman wished sake ea is it. be maw give aotice of modem far the neat sap. sions that the order be ...

... that he would have the support of the independent section of the electors. Mr Powell's object of liberating the borough Irons Whig thraldom was made as difficult of achievement as possible. No device was thought too dishonorable, no dodge too unworthy —this ...

... our constitution, namely, that there is no bar in England to the advancement of men of genius. Working men, inspired by Whig lordlings, abuse the very man who ought to be regarded by them with honor, whatever his political opinions,the Premier being ...