... there never was a pie*e of jobbery, -r bribery, or iotionclation in the world, which the Tories were not at the bottom of. The Whigs and Radicals, having the principles of eternal truth and justice on their aide, have so need of using week mesas, and sever ...

... entered the Reformed Perlis. meat the same yearn member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solioitor•Generel jest berme the Whigs tweet oat in Dee., 1834, and he returned to themes Mee they mime in again in April. 1836. Four years later be was mimed the ...

... Counsel in 1832, entered the Reformed Parliament the same year as Membe for Penryn and Falmouth. He became just before the Whigs went out in December, 1834, and returned to the same office when they came in again April, 1835. Four years later he was raised ...

... Agg -Gardner, and earnestly commend him to the electoral body at large for their undivided support. The old distinctions of Whig and Tory are now fast dying out, and Their place must spring up somemore intelligible title which to dis•tinguish the two great ...

... 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 in April, 1835. Four years later he ...

... appointed United States Minister to the Court of Austria. Little is ktowu of him, sloop% that he is a respectable Pull*. delphis Whig. the quantity of torereierrs Wiled from the Sydney folly 35,000 sack week, or nearly i -00,00 a year, besides from 600,000 ...

... accession of Kin George L, by Mr. Digint, then in the smith of his fame es • comedies me the Linos eta an withal a staunch Whig, who book entry oppoetuaity of testifylog his loyalty to the Mom et linover, the prenatation of We sisal big emoeg lM mono ...

... and Ritualism within the Church. Sheers like these lose their point when directed against Bishop Waldegrave. lie is a Whig of the Whigs, who, upon this question, has broken away from bis “hereditary sympathies” and the traditions of his family and his parly ...

... Thompson, and H. G. Davies.—The CHLIRMAN, in Open. i ug the proceedings. observed, upon the question of reform, that the Whigs had ;aways given the people a shadow, and kept hack the substance. To whom, then, be asked. are we indebted for a most liberal ...

... that ieserdiate genre would be secessitated for which wet at ripe. But it is ripesiag very rapidly. I propose Wage in my edger whig before two Patna , ere got, will at be the of the Liberal party. la the debate the frig Mach last Segos I riled that iretitaiso ...

... plain spoken truths, which rallied around him Mr. 8. It T. Meyer has contributed an interesting Conservatives and traditional Whigs in the hour of article to the Chereitstaa's Magazine, entitled Who was his distress? They have all vanished under the the ...

... Church question. 'Asa member the Waldegrave family his ( ...