... still he was run and elected as the Whig candidate. Again General Taylor, in 1848, took in everything as fish which came into his net. and wished it to be understood that, although he was Whig he was not an ultra-Whig, but when he got into the White House ...

... which few people cared and which the old Whig party viewed with ill-concealed aversion. To men who were bound to no party it was instructive, though not at all pleasant, to see the different line taken by Whigs in the Lower and in the Upper House of Parliament ...

... of the above 1 Estate, advertised to take roles at the Bull Hotel, Wakefield. Friday next, the HIM heave, HI WITE.• the Mee Whig beea disposed of by private' HOLT & SORBWelters. tio&nry and Dewsbary. nth August. 1&72. • AUCTION MART, COMMERCIAL STREET ...

... Swam said by soollwa is. Id. to 115.11. per oloso. IMO*. isitime r wit alin• very well, et fair. Of ht v &portliest of the , Whig 'how sad a lorporatiordowee=boyWri ...

... ORDER RESTORED IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of Saturday rays :—“ Belfast was perfectly quiet yesterday ; there was nothirff in the shape of rioting, very little outward excitement even in the disturbed districts, and business went forward with the pleasant ...

... streets in many of the villages were rendered almost impassable.—An item is going the rounds accredited to the Tory Wig. The Whig wig-glee under the harassing mistake.— A house in Emit Albany has a sign on it which reads, Private gentlemen's boarding - ...

... SStactiS court in own language, P ~ stapmufli fe;Tsr the™r,o . connoted with the Trinh National papers profess to regard with Whig admiiiistrations. . .-i-n-«l \ A y Ast^“h^*^ been tried at lh ® man to death at Warringwith another man, kicked “down a* ton ...

... are sportsmen iv fact or intention. Mr Taylor further observes— This was not a question of party— of Tory on one hand or Whig i-n the other. There was no more keen game preserver than the man who had made his money as a manufacturer, and who sat in ...

... Rome.” In the days when he edited, and, in fact, wrote the Figaro, he was a Radical of the Radicals. He was suspicious of the Whigs : l;ufi fl;hl“hu orie-hllle hated c‘(:utngh' t:'nd Nothing seems to have delj im 80 much as a tirade against the Church, unless ...

... meet with the approval of tiie electors of Pontefract. There was a day when it made little- difference whether a man was a Whig or a Tory, provided he waa connected with a noble family that bad the power to return bim for a borough. Now, how- ever, that ...

... and Rutland Arms worth is a host itself, and a * a delight ; the air is fresh and sweet beauty the views from the broad dows whig. , the river runs # great. England, think, can scarcely fovelv sylvan scene. Ihen the fare and Son Vcapital. The Peacock is ...

... aristocrat, nr>t advocating but making excuses for democracy, and presents in his own person the melancholy spectacle of a Whig tied to the tail of Radicalism, and trying in vain to keep with it We doubt very much whether moderate Liberals like Slitician ...