... Sem he he haft/ sad her vow Imo m be as ma CMOs WORTS MUM A goy Pm gad. OM Mere bvelmbh.ee • MOM= teary of al per seta aN tae Whig UM le sembed. Its Mehl MOM him. Time se us be ItillellAWS MUD erg or et the gram. It yam Mamma Ma they tYI mem Ibmehe Mame ...

... (Mr. Bouverie) was astonished that the Tory country gentlemen had aubssittoct to this state of things for so long. He was a Whig country gentleman, and he considered such testate of things to be degrading to the Crown, disgraceful to the minister, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...