... enough to stand against the Cullenito faction. Tlio priests and the mob, aided by the covert sympathy of the Government, be it Whig or be it Tory, are too strong for them. Growing in numbers and in influence, they yet cannot afford a pubUc rupture with the ...

... non-political grounds, and would vote solidly against him, lecturers and money were despatched to Sheffield in the Whig interest, Whig editors were seen in London, and an incessant fire of depreciation was kept to the end of the chapter. Now, had Mr. ...

... there was assurance to that effect given on official authority when the matter was last before the country.— The Northern Whig. The Value of Exports from Liverpool.— From statistics published in Liverpool on Monday, it appears that the total value of ...

... WEST RIDING COURT. Before tho Rev. J. Hand and W. Rodgers, Esq. Savage Assault Highgreen.— Edward Finley, Joseph Grant, John Whig, George Helliwell, and John Hutchinson, labourers and miners, of Highgreen, charged with unlawfully assaulting Wm. Wilkinson ...

... parties. They are too far off to take much interest in the tattles of our In 3 and Outs. They believe that our Tories become Whigs when out of office, and our vVhiss Tories when in, and they are sufficiently calm and disinterested to give praise ■where praise ...

... had some better answer than Topsy's— 'Specs I growed. It is with much fear and -trembling that we venture to hint that Whigs are not above favouritism, nepotism, and jobbery. Of course we shall be told that we are rank Tories. It is dreadful thing ...

... perhaps a little caricatured) by Dickens. Mind and matter, said one of those ladies, as you may perhaps remember (she with the whig)— Mind and matter glide swift into the vortex of immensity. Howls tho sublime, and softly sleeps the calm Ideal, in the whispering ...