... their Co meats may be duly advertised and folly described in the Catalogue of Belo. WAll Horses must be on View the day pro(Whig Sale. ...

... the Home. In East Cumberland, the only other constituency of importance in which a seat was lost, the family influence of the Whig Howards also carried the day in a single-handed contest. Frome and Carmarthen are small boroughs, which before the General ...

... course, too, everybody knows, some gentlemen below the gangway have aims which are not shared or approved by the respectable Whigs above. They will contiuae to urge these aims on Parliament and do their best advance them, but this implies no separation from ...

... and euprenic idea ought to be Rouse, *kraal Rowe' what matters it whether a el. urn of English Tory Pretestants or a Englieh Whig Protestants occupy particular pram in the Hew. ef Lorde or I Our policysears far above all such trifle,; for we refer to Ova ...

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... moi aders, a resolution the temper in which the v the party approach and dis: and tobe injurious the basis of the Association Whig party expect to have om in deference paid to their opi was the sed by the two Denny, long been the rule ; or if, « swt defended ...

... through leve than through fear. hero is great truth in th* statement that a desire te be the nation’s favourite* and to “dish Whigs” h»d more to de with the passing of the Reform Bill a Conservative House than real inborn love for the reform, althoagh truth ...

... (lahhish Tows Coma aed Melo* he the Tows Comma of Selkirk. (Are Chapel of Nam which was phial ail • dory of patiscie. the ash Whig ampila is mama itembering a)siut sixty. had a tea meeting in the ? boriripmel he he wish. Jelm Miller, Msg. their officials ...

... years of Tory misrule ; and he contrasted its present condition with that which it presented in 1840, after eight years of Whig ascendancy. i singular it s that so ,stute a genius should have druwn such a comparison, however just; for is it not the stereotype ...

... revolution. All this misery, existing during the millennium of Whiggery, was due, of course, to which, be it remarked, the Whigs absolutely refused to cast aside: and all our subsequent upward progress must be traced to the abrogation of that ruinous ...

... vide ususual rapidity, we were morn is She esoird *sly • few yards tie Iftsaillai • Oda as, I resegaiesd had bop damsel, bee Whig el erardoesetiera The abet was mot • on era ? Mad the girl. 'Ob. mist Jar, where _s Isle?' • Jan.' WI. toe exharted to IT. ...

... up he believed tllp Tory Govemrooat llitturluly thought public opinion • Aas stiil on the Bide of the Turks , and that if a Whig or Liberal Government had been in office they would have done very much tlio same . He did not now so much regret the retirement ...