... Merry Duchess, if Lord Gowran is fancied by his owner and trainer on the day he will prove a formidable opponent io whatever whig. No victory would be more popular after the shameful manner in which Lord Gowran was handicapped in the Cambridgeshire, for ...

... bettor __an ento into an inquiry as to the names which had b«a coa ferred upon } oiitical paitij-. A Tory meant, a ?? and a Whig a hj>rse-d river. 'Laaghter.) Wnat a loco- foco iatd abarn burner ; -cant in America he did r.oi-preten 1 to say, bvt tal_i__g ...

... does not think rebellion necessary to procure reformation. The Anchor Society embraces the Liberal Party from the ipiiet old Whigs to the noisiest of modern Radicals. It is the party that Joves agitation, that must always have Bomethiiigd-^tey^Uve or re ...

... occurred of 1 - litici.ji s having voluntarily Accepted reforms wbh.h hrd reduced tbeir own power. (Hear, hear.) The great Whig kcoowner- who, in a sreat degree, nominated rhe Horse of Cou mi ns at tbetiine r f the great Peform Bil', satr flcod tbtir ...