... docks, which had been crowned du the week h the reception of that noble vessel the (cheers) He hoped that the member for Bi Whig or Tory, would be no sare political adven- | tvrer, but would be one who would strive for the edwence- It wonld be a of the ...

... like men The immense taxation under which the coun’ referred to the thought it mattered little te workin try laboured, and he Whigs or Tories were in unless th men whe' than they did for a so that a little more Osborn would elucidate for them that part of ...

... • (stating effect, and the remainder of the service was reeeently perfoimed, but not without much blandering.—h r olthern Whig The death is announced of the Rev. Father Daly, well known in connexion with the Galway packet aeheme. . . - The first steam ...

... and who, if be returned, will give that gentleman tha privilege of poeeesciog a dual vote in the House of Commons. Even the Whigs are ashamed of the degradation into which the representation of the modern Athens thus about be brought, and wo are well aasored ...

... during tha past week by the reception of that noble vesael the Scotia* (Cheers.) hoped that the member for Birkenhead, whe* tber Whig or Tory, would be no aero political edveotwer. but would be one who wou'd strive for the advancement of the local interests ...

... working men most. Unless they could get something more for their sovereign, it mattered to working men little whether they were Whigs or Tories that ruled them. (interruption, and cries of 'Turn him out, directu!(l to the ?? interrupting.) The 'Iories hadl ...

... I anm sure the electors of this community will send to the right-about' any man wyho supports sash a perpetrntion, he he a Whig or a Tory; for the sall of the ?? for rates now amounting to one-third of rent hl ; given a ran-tan at every man's door which ...

... going to be made a stop-gap any longer, and therefore, use the words of one of his followers passed a Reform nnuw to dish the Whigs (applause), and therefore the Reform measure was proposed and carried by Lord Derby und*r pressure (applause), and under thii ...

... those rights.* n Tims it will be seen that throughout his public life Mr. Disraeli has steadily confronted and opposed the Whigs and Radicals who would fain have kept the Electoral Franchise for small shopkeepers and other political dissenters within hard ...

... note that on this occasion Mr. Gladstone want Into the same gallery with Mr. Disraeli, Bir Robert himself voting with the Whigs. Again, always proudly remembering that our Pittite and ...

... REMOLD req! com prisi enh ay fn the, mening of sale, and further pa:ticulars te had on the rom the Auctioneer, at his or bene da WhiG er This (Monday), the inh instant at Three 0 ‘clock in See e SI le in the rear Pair of handsome first. -class class Horse PONIES ...

... proposal in Parliament to endow all ou sects in the land, We had reason to believe that the plaD was approved by some leading Whigs and heartily supforted by nearly all Tories. 'heyforesaw it would have the effect of bolstering up ?? Church ilrelaud, which ...