... share of beastly spitting. they immediately cry omit It must be stopped We must be protected. But as wither Whig vociferation nor Whig eloquence are potent teal, mobs, they say something must be done. Aid it is most refreshing to be able to state ...

... MKT, the REPuSiToRY win be CLOSED. Up dile, the BALI of LADICW WORK will be the Public are will the altar the Kalamai thaw Whig_ Article , for nab Ito withdraw Won, the Arum • at that date will he tw th to the Managers, Ar..ounts coat es the Mal. oti ...

... eman. It is seldom that public enthusiasm, apart from party politics, takes ruch • demonstrative direction a, iu this case. Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, Churchman and Dissenter, joined together cordially to do honour The Major on this occasion ...

... spared played sae merrilie ! Oh I wasna* a roguie, A roguie, a roguie ; Oh ! wasna' be roguie To play merrily ! He played The Whigs got their ain Said, lae be fa* and yese be fain Syne gied’s ** The Chiefs to come again Nor aocht reward or fee ! Oh ! wasna* ...

... ted and de- hermonises with the | th for. the universe that reach it.” the Ballot an who has IRISH BANDITTI. it. The Northern Whig (Belfast! On Friday m for cowardly family for Canny, and Patrick Rudden, fros went | its protec- pose of making sale of cats ...

... letter addressed to the Standard :— Why should I have the Home Secretary thrust upon me ? What have I done that the great Whig lords cannot send one of their nominees to the rightabout, and make room for Mr Bruce in their pocket-boroughs of Wilton, Caine ...

... Reviowhad no- thing te criti ‘subsided intaa state of chronic torpor. P lities were intensely wee in avd the Whigs were out, nd in, ard the Whigs bad been out for swenty years. Tt seemed the nege uw ats thas should so contiuue forty years to come, 7 Di ...

... avow, Is quite a different I do not think the House of Nod be abolished yet; Is fact, as I in yeas, Lem Radical I get. The Whigs, yon know, have ever High Tone, while in Power: The Speaker's left hao always seen Them Chartists in an boar. .Se while I'm ...

... that in relation to this great movement there ate Bottle Conse: vativer—. powerfu' body who are opposed to all change; Bottle Whigs—who ask but for compromise; and Bottle Radi- cals—who desire a thorough reform, and who would restore the words “quart” and ...

... very markedly ; their temper c m tely soured their signal defeat iu tn« lato electoral G^ht. lory patrona »r.j now niakinj; Whig trade-men fully understand, by tboronpractical |. ««on, it cxerciiio free tliuugbt aa ...

... little remained of the gent. Words• worth the Meier had whims, and bad a sato of torpor. were avails. The Tories were in, and Whigs oat. The Torin had bola in, and the sat, for twenty years It seamed sad natural of events that so continue fur forty years ...

... the former, the Customs and Excise contributed forty-one million pounds sterling; in the latter, • little more than thin Now, Whig economists exultingly tell us that daring that period there has been a large main aloe of taxes. Bat the question is—Has Ins ...