... ; that these*are the men who butter our bread, Ac. In political dictionary dedicated Lord Castlereagb, the definition of Whigs, or the so-called Liberals, is follows faction of deluded men who claim a prescriptive right to govern both king and people ...

... would find the names of nearly all the crpat ' statesmen on the Tory side—{hear hear, and I For the last half century the Whigs could b ...

... withdrawn. March of the seme year, I spoke and wrote bit of my mind” about the Surveyor not having eared the road, when the Whig party, for the purpose of wreaking vengeance upon me, bounded him sae me for libel, laying damages at £2,Uft». At the trial ...

... difficulty. O'Connell entered Parliament with a great reputation. He came to slaughter what called the “base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,* hut be found his Batch in the youthful Stanley—(loud applause). If you doubt my testimony, listen to the Tima There are many ...

... had that they coaid call their landmark. (Mr. Hamby) did not think that they could call Lon! John Hassell a statesman. The Whig Dirty had no great names their side, except Sir Robert Walpole, and the late Lord Palmerston. Walpole, however, was called ...

... interesting narrative aneot his efforts, as one of the fonndsra of the club, said had always understood from boyhood that both Whigs and Tones were bad, but that one was great deal worse to*?! the other. He hoped that the dub would spared the of falae friends ...