... he takes clown from the plc aad, lasessie et work's swept el, it., freed IN. aR salt. The amber el days required to the Whig animal late sad • mise r= sourer, with the Yew. to the ç.eFe temoseellero in the cuing beam, the efts. mama he amp seed ender ...

... Radical rabble of Scotland has nothing to say against proceedings which would hanve roused the strongest indigumition of the Whigs and Covenanters of former days. Not in vain was Mr. Gladstone's long so- jorur at Ronie-perhvifps in one sense lils ultiniate ...

... attained his fiftieth year. He was a man of great ability, dauntless courage, and marvellous foresight and resource. The Northern Whig, in noticing the unostentatious manner in which Earl Spencer was sworn in as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, expresses its firm ...

... the pima& Lamm than. ie Misty sat ea adding to et sell, ia rides =ow laths le already cosedasi ia —I SOW erlarleour, very to Whig billow you applies to as to he the rents in with what are may leelat by satiecial seasares. Now, althea& the list of piste ...

... and all shades opinion from the greatest democrat to the greatest constitutmnahst do not ask man out bunting whether he is Whig whether a Tory -whether he is for the disestablishment of the Irish Church or whether he is for the repeal the Malt Tax; all ...

... saw the great necessity for it If the ballot was a real protection to the voter I think there would be few in this country — Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical— who would disapprove of it (hear). But what is the real state of the case ? Is the ballot where ...

... jealous of regal encroachment, those Conservatives who should dread any infringement of our Constitution, and those young Whigs who, like Lord Bury, aim at winning the concurrence of both sides, should remember two or three ixai portant facts. Iv the ...

... lieseed hi Of the reedwiab eediellr w i t aimu mealted by seableates la MIL ewe 411 r. B. IL betas tee Mr. Ni P. theis . we MEI Whig is or wow Monde. De. be eided, is sow hf.P. ...

... jealous of regal encroachment, those Conservatives who should dread any infringement of our Constitution, and those young Whigs who, like Lord Bury, aim at winning the concurrence of both sides, should remember two or three portant facts. Iv the first ...

... wounding him with a pitchfork on the 2nd inst. Case dismissed. Costs 10s. 6d., paid by defendant.—Jno. Mackley, carpenter, of Whig, sendine, was charged by the Melton Mowbray Board of Guardians with neglecting to contribute to the maintenance of his father ...

... will rec- tify, where we have taxation without representation, the Government of this country for many years past, whether Whig or Conservative, has been very one-sided, and that whilst the Legislature have ever been reducing taxation on articles encouraging ...

... he should not ob y most strictly and implicitly the orders of the Conser- returned tor South Derbyshire and that is that a Whig vative whips. (Cheers and laughter.) There are other member not be returned by a Conservative constimatters which the gallant ...