... was opposed, and by whom? Not by the government; on the contrary, they supported it; not the Conservative pirtv; not by the Whigs; but by the gentlemen of the Manchester school, who •• trii-d it on” the house, but found the feeling was completely against ...

... done two thin*;—it had »op-1 recall the enormous difficultie* confronted by the | pressed that intolerable nuisance, the Whigs laugh). ' cabinet and the enormous triumph thev had achieved. and it had restored to the people their natural leaders, Ito ...

... • was renx-d.edw.ti ntgbt nvulttvl tn the elert.o:, of M,*s .. madeof ,he . *' railcUlCO - durii.g the tuo-.H, wa. 21; of whig. II went to th* YC2. tr- S2-.J . c0n.,,, wa. encamped tiear { j„ lei , bot in Prussia * gentle liClto and tfechardson atiioiig-t ...

... that ‘‘man merely machine,” reaiarked, ** suppose aitorucy may bo machine. has actually said the Whigs are likely become Fenian*—because, forsooth, Whigs art' never firmly attached to the Crown. ** i'Ue devil, is not so black, Ac. A man who had to earn ...

... movement as gigantic , , . . _. failure, it is hopcil that some further modilication rotcatant clergy out the country. The Whig* of the plan of operations will agreed upon, and that vote with Mr. Gladstone in the hope of getting into the final arrangement ...

... been appointed Unite . Elates inistcr to the Conrt Austria. Little known of I.ini, except that he is a respectable idelphia Whig. The quantity of sovereigns issued from the Sy L.' y Mint nvi>rag>s fully 35,000 each week. or 1,H>0,0«.0 a >ear, besides from ...

... AdmirftHj. Both ■ of • *; ■ any rs tint while tl'O former ••n« toe rotary the i’fnsary Tory *• jsh . >-l ; the wn-i i i i. » Whig rrincinlcf, imJ 1 »l)o Admirallj Court from C. • Lord Mell»onrno. Ma« •t; . v Vtien ...

... t e |»ie tore.r.. justly entitled to. preferring every r. w F.istem r.&2^£sz.rJ:&£pp heath, Tiu-dav 1 st. will, tlie folio whig result. Loxnoa, Chatham, axp covtn. ! can conveniently P vcrge wssr ■—balf yiutrlT ordinary genera. niatters. . _:i bsaueet ...

... friend would vote for the repeal of the ra‘e -yin- clauses Here gentlem in. wl o said had always hitherto been a consistent Whig, announced that intended to vote for th • candidates, hill wished to know whether the would in calmer moments consider the ...

... little cott-.ge fhear, and laughter). Wintry, ti whether the •mt vv.i> precieely wh ,t the Commission were pio- nnder the Whig or To.y. Bvtii* *xn \Vi«Hßor»r».-Numlwr ...

... and Lord Ptvlnersto.. again 1-05. have iteeu a favourable character. The instance to the coutrery was ill I-'4l, when the Whig* were expelled from power by a vote co-ill leuce. Ihn average-Inratian Ministry has been throe rears.—iAasi* Asws. ...

... from Government employ almom without notice, and who had asked bun what they were do? He held Vbat no Government, whether Whig waa justified lima turning away from empToyment; this of the year. en 1,1 indiscreet manner, (bear, bev, .ndcheei.)- 0 fotc* ...