... marriage crime, And is tho Nuisance found him time; O's for the Orangemen, loyal and true, P, liko Whigs, for place, party, and Popery too; Q is the Qualm that Whig gentlemen feel When R, the Reformer, invites them to steal; S is Lord Salisbury, staunch son ...

... will support men who' •'.rried Reform Bill when Radicals tried ..nd ' ' tiled, who are about make -ace with America whom tiie Whigs needlessly irritated, and U ...

... present juncture, is from a letter addressod the Rev. Canon Trevor to Viscount ililton, AI.P , in reply to epistle in the noble Whig-Radical candidate for the West liiding had asked the rev. gentleman to stand neutral in the attack upon the life of the | National ...

... disgrace to the Conservatives and their Candidate. Such conduct I am sure will meet with the censure of all classes, either Whig or Tory, who are peaceably disposed; and I feel confident the Tories, by following such tactics, are injuring their cause most ...

... friends, however. Mr. Henry Tucker, of Bourton House ; Mr. Pocock, Mr Hunt, and Mr. Mansfield, who are all of them strong Whigs, and who heartily wish to support you if they can do so conscientiously, would be glad to have your express aasu.atioe that ...

... beheaded to the time of Charles L The Byog, are old Whigs and great arieboarafm Mr. Labonchare, who is fighting Middieem on the same Bide, the nephew of the Mr. Labour.here who was a member of moral Whig ministries, and partner I. the hone. of Bering matil ...

... beauty, and with the first application a beautiful J.., end delightful (requite is given to the Hair. It .to:. the Hair (nail Whig, o ff, It precuts It promotes luxuriant growth ;it canws the Hair to gem thick and strung. It removes all dandruff. It contains ...

... author of Magna Charta, the Bill Rights, and the Reformation, as well the last Reform Bill. Let be thankful then and bless the Whigs, now wo know what we owe them. I am, Sir, ...

... testimony of facts. For twenty years, with the exception of two brief intervals, the Whigs snjoyed a monopoly ol political power in this country. What did the Whigs everdo for the crowded, wretched dwellings pf the poor, in those great towns where the ...

... the hornetch. ins. rad of n •••Inot. ri she working litre air E A. H ; and them that remark was made to bite by olio •-(the Whig Mr. W. E. Dowdeswell. M.P.. and Mr C. W. Mono oleo addrened the meeting. _ ry Cheers were inv.,. for E. A. If. T,eton.r.. mnd ...

... admitted, and it stands to reason, that long as the Whig-Liberals have got the Catholics safe their side, by estab lishing permanently hostile relations between the and the Conservative party, the Whig-Liberals have their old plea ready ' We can do ...

... beheaded in the time of Charles I. The Byngs are old Whigs and great aristocrats. Mr. Labouchere, who is fighting Middlesex on the same side, is the nephew of the Mr. Labonchere who was a member of several Whig ministries, and a partner in the house of Baring ...