... of a word haa led me to wri c to you, that this ia only another form of the ola Whig doctrine that ?? a and lepreeentatioa should be coincident. It is because the Whigs, or Liberate, or by whatever name they please to call themselves, have repudiated ...

... of the most ancient of the Whigs—for according Dr. Johnson the first Whig was a very ancient gentleman indeed, and one who suffered for his principles, although he succeeded at least getting place and warm one. This Whig, Mr. Neptune, is like all his ...

... beginning almost of the Whigs' proceedings towards me, except at the election at Bath. I had friendship for tLem, was never a follower of theirs. I have always been Liberal, and have not been a Whig. (Hear, hear.) Whigs now and then are Whigs and something more ...

... prove the Whigs to the sinntUrs, and the Tories the savers, of the public money. when the Duke of Wellington quitted office, in 1835, left the expenditure of the country at the lowest point the present century has witnessed. Since that year the Whigs have ...

... in the House of Commons great deference is paid to my opinions. Then again, Whigs now-a-days are Whigs and something more : I was something more when they were only Whigs. But this is too mild ; Mr. Roebuck always was, Ls, and will be something mere ...

... existence in fact. So far as the Reform League is concerned, we can promise, despite the extraordinary conduct of many of the Whig-Liberal pary, a hearty desire to work with them in the future, in support, not so much of individuals, as of great principles ...

... Yin LOST. a small Black and Tan Terrier BITCH, weight shout alto . sus white towel. mad Damn to the of lAily Whom, will Whig sow to lb. Plows lam, or West:riding Folks will receive Si. newt WOUND, a dark coloured DONKEY, with a White belly If not weed ...

... that their professed object will be successful, if fought fairly and upon its merits. We know that they are calculating upon Whig defections, wupon personal antipathies in the Liberal ranks, upon traitors, to sweli their numbers at the poll ; but they will ...

... always stated he should support all measures giving the greatest amount of good to the people, whether introduced by Tory, Whig, or Radical, and not men or party. Has he not always consistently followed that principle ? It is therefore Mr. Dunn who has ...

... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year as member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor-General just before the Whigs went out in December, 1834, and he returned to the same office when they came in again April, 1835. Four years later he was ...

... colour being greenm ; and, baviog been placed on a low wall, was shot at, and afterwards burned, smid great groaning. — Northern Whig. Two men belonging to the D Battery, 9th Brigade of the Royal Artillery, at presest stationed im Dablin, quarrelled on Sunday ...

... Migrations.— For ice •» Life, bj'iriiiii/ Lift, Spa-ting Sportgmiut,&c. 1-ldress: J. Decmm. IS7. John et-t London, JLC. WILLIAM WHIG JIT (Member 16, York Street, tiar.'.en, London, executes COMMISSIONS ALL BACKS 108. Market prices guaranteed obtainable at ...