... prejudices for which he probably wa3 in no direct manner responsible, succeeded in ousting the father of the present member—a sound Whig, who had shewn undeviating devotion to his party, Mr Laing's profession of independence was perfectly sincere. He did not tie ...

... to dissect the body, would give special attention to this point, and see how far this opinion is borne out facts?— Northern Whig. A False Alabm.—A singular ease has just been heard at the Southwark County Court. A medical man sought to recover for attendance ...

... thls namely, after the Colonel Akroyd. M.P.. formalin sion from the Liberals, and his ces h ,s secesstitutional tof orm Con Whig and Tory are effete that thc terms embrace all who desired to • . n party would to preserve the Monarchy and thelLte liberty ...

... looked for, and earnestly read, while his caustic criticisms completely undeceived the people as to the true character the old Whigs. He was especially severe against the Irish Coercion Bill, and complained seriously the waste of time which the antiquated ...

... had the working of this poor country, the Whigs are most to be dreaded—in so far as a pretended friend is worse than an avowed enemy. Look at all the meetings that have taken place in England, at which the Whigs have tardily made their appearance. The instant ...

... liad the working of this poor country, the Whigs are most be dreaded—in far as pretended friend is worse than an avowed enemy. Look at all the meetings that have taken place in England, at which the Whigs have tardily made their appearance. The instant ...

... gone out of them. (Applause.) He had been a Whig all his days, but he detested the Whiggism the present generation. (Laughter.) This bill was a tyranny that could only be expected from set of bastard Whigs—from the illegitimate brood of modern Liberals ...

... who will not scruple to launch it and keep it afloat. From this vice, unfortunately, no political party 1s altogether exempt. Whig and Tory agree far, that when fair argument fails them they do not hesitate, in order to gain their ends, to betake themselves ...

... of them named Lynch, who had lad H 116 charge previously, gave evidence carrin,] °, Ue t ' le S an S- Lynch and another , Whig]/® had carried the tobacco, while Pole the i ri ear pf an, brandy. The tobacco was hid giv n i ' es. Craig, where it was found ...

... distinctly understood at this point that he did not attack the Tories any more than he did the Whigs. The Tories out of office were honest and liberal. The Whigs in office were neither the one nor the other. (Cheers.) Fourth, a huge pension list had been ...

... il part of the building were saved, and the yto length subdued. The damage, are is believed be fully covered by insurance*' Whig. Unveiling of a Statue to General -^ ~hs special correspondent of the Daily News teleg rf ve jled Florence that the statue ...

... incident of the battle which Sir Walter Scott loved to dwell. He of course remembered that the 42d was raised originally among the Whig clans of Campbell, Monro, and Grant, while the 2d Dragoons are the identical corps which Claverhouse led against the Covenanters ...