... Forfeiting Paradise, then on Admiral Persano, and the little tip of studying the Land Question. take a IG-S8) at A Great Whig Journalist. who is no other than our old Kobinson Crusoe friend, Daniel Defoe, whose life and death are herein set forth with ...

... very unusual. If Alderman Lawrence could hut have mingled with the throng Wednesday, and have heard the general feeling of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, be would have retired before the expiration of another half hour. The election of Alderman Besley is ...

... The bad dispositions of factions bred by eternal fends were controlled by Sir Robert Peel’s measures, carried out by the Whigs, but these must have greatly ceased now. There was a time when it was considered necessary to keep large garrisons and well-armed ...

... the Poulett influence. Tardy revenge came when the last candidate of that family was turned out the very year of the great Whig statesman’s death. Shortly afterwards descended upon the enchanted senses of the Bridgwater constituency the lavish golden ...

... Middleetz inoreieee, end the prepereliooe fot battle the poll Ihiekea, aad begin eigne” of the ooodilion of two gnat patliee—Whig! aad Tome—ee the reTieing btvrlalet progreeeM. Mr. Newtoa Qorea, Ihe burieter for the oooaty Middleeex, held eoppUmeataiy ooart ...

... ptmpblefe, among which may b* moorioned * vigorous defence of th* Irish Obnrob. The buh'p’e political •ympathie* wer* with tha Whig party, which hi* family belonged, bat fell deeply and spok* strcogly upon the Irish Church question. The late Sir N. CniraEßY ...

... saddle his depend* on the general taxpayer rather than mount them cn the backs of a docile peasantry. The greitest of living Whig Ministers has, however, Dtely shown us how mistaken some of us have been. The vast cf the Consolidated Fund, which swallows ...

... the proceedings. In Tipperary, at present, suppose that any reactionary electoral attempts by fierce Conservative or staid Whig will conducted quietly as possible, to avoid both riot and expense. Their only chance of a peaceful victory ia to steal one ...

... November Abbey, and large portion of the laabionaVie world will, doubt, pat in appoaracoo upon the ccoaji c. Ttnatwc groat Whig and Tory families will united, though whether the future votes of either will effected I an'ub' very much doubt. While these ...

... where lighted on cob aad tax-cart. Harsaaaisg this animal beat could, drove oil to tha statics to mast hia muter - and thua tha Whig Lord-Lieu tenant ol an influential county waa received, Being great walker permitted the butler *“•«“? * hl * '“MMt* hia taaldenea ...

... political Idr. Fowler—Why, r. Pym, do you not suppott tl.e olaici vJ Mr. Fowler Mr. —Ha hi* not inatruoted me.—(Hi**-, ear, the Whig side.) is on the Continent. Bat m I Bli'n. oh- :nfcag red tho property from bism^'hei. Mr. Dear—Ht> nee b. en objected to, ...

... society, renovate them, or amend them, or annihilate them altogether. —(Hear, hear, applause, and much laughter.) the time the Whigs brought these poor laws j into operation— A Voice. —Put your question.—(Oriss of Order, order,” aud uproar.) Mr. Bannochie ...