... wakngy cmpri5D,~ however, it must he borne in windb tha it is lry weather se wage which has been vmost comoly exmnd hra that whig I have inntely wet dahe Excluding for the'pre- enot aJc5. 11, 15, 21, and 22, in which manufgtuidngb refus e foerms too large ...

... -the eyes of the ignorant with their predeces- Loss, who had the putting down of the conspi- naeses which originated under Whig rule, they think ift to disregard the decision of the public tribu-- wils, and liberate and pardon a couple of soore of Fenian ...

... why he wes a party to a choge o rhich he had denounced. The Toi ss stiffejed from their resistance to Reform in l832,; the W'higs were rewarded by a large ma. jority ; end he did not wish that theeo things should be repeated in 186F. The Liberasls have ...

... show of reason. The same may be said of- all the successive Governments from that time to this, whether they may have been Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative. Ire- land was either in a state of lukewarm insur. rection, or distracted by anniversaries ...

... tolerably comfortable subsistence can be at th obtained. What legislative enactment can to practically benefit a class like this? Whig ti and Tory G overnments have each devised I te schemes for the better regulation of tenure, fo and for securing to the farmer ...

... St leven in this; but, as a, nae, it is purely an ncademic cI e question ; and in the University Council not a few e stout Whigs give their sympathies aced best wishes to ~-Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, as representing the PI A national character of the ...

... contesting the borough of BridgewAter. He did what every candidate for that infamous nest of corruption did, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical-purchased votes in a wholesale manner. There was no other way of appeal- ing to the sympathies of the electors; ...

... approach to the numbers which filed into the lobbies on Wednesday morming was in the division on a vote of no confidence in the Whig MInistry in September, I844. Sir Robert Peel then mustered 360 supporters, and the Ministerialists 269, or a minority of 91 ...

... regards law reform, he was no usere Conservative bigot, bet anxiOus to promote discussion and do what seemed 0 best. Bet the Whig has done comparatively little for low reform-is known to be oppo;-ed to any considerable change, . i and is the only member ...

... Why, Sir Robert Peel, at member of the saise Govern- meont. And so far froin it belonging to the Whigs, that Lord L . oAMelboorno, whon the hetad of thle Whig Government, Os- DI ,,dared, less than 30 years ago, that the moan would he insane cil a who shoub'i ...

... person of Mr William Allen, the Secretary of the Amal- gamated Engineers. tfle is to canvass the seat without reference to Whig or Tory interests, and will not, it is added, be put down by any cry of his dividing the Liberal party. The second Member for ...

... Because it is a bright and shining place, where there is no parting nor dyeing, his Lordship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs ! This is not a bad pendant to Mir Dis- raeli's riddle, Why is Mr Gladstone like a telescope I''Because you can draw hlim ...