... conr try from any invader, wnich was all the country should fear. The people had been humbugged, bamboozled, and swindled by Whigs and Tories for the purpose of maintaining the enormous interest possessed by the aristocracy in the land. He was a Liberal ...

... than be is. He makes no loud professions of his Liberal, ism, and, I suppose, it would be more correct to describe him as a Whig than a Radical. But he has not the slightest fear of popular liberty, and would be prepared on all great questions—whether ...

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... Mr JOHN COOLS'/, 2$ Back Street. Mchele. the First and Tbird Tnenday in every hloutb. IgEASE PREVENIKD, H IBALTFI RESTORED Whig& the expeticeeffl airier 50 years pectereetz be tl. B EST FAMILY MEDICLNE, Pullin* TEM Hulot).yen Avatar. Barmy' lmitrucritats ...

... many of their Bills was correctly described in Mr Disraell's famous saying about Sir Robert Peel, that he had caught the Whigs bathing and stolen their clothes. (Laughter and ap- Nouse.) The Public Worshij, Regulation Bill was taken up by the Prime ...

... Scottish nobleman, who was devoted to zoology and other branches of physical science, but steered clear of the strife between Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, and was always glad to think that he had no seat or vote in the Mouse of Lords. Ile ...

... as the representative, first of Morpeth and then of Newcastle for fifty years. Through life he was the uniform supporter of Whig prineiples and measures, and without being a frequent speaker in Parliament, he was nearly always present, and voted on all ...

... I remember that some very uncomplimentary expressions were used when the Conservative Mr Blackball' was made a judge by the Whig Lord Chancellor Campbell ; bat in that ease it was wittily said that Lord Campbell was a Sootchraan first and a Liberal ...

... d k^a lair demand for English red wheat. Nu shame ha prise of 11,11 r. OLTA beens, and peas tiroslp• held et fats rata* • WHIG% June 17.—Air average atteni;nnee here to-day with' • fait supply of wheat. for whiob trade ruled Arm at lost week's prises ...

... day, the nomv fraiday Ism. Elias sar i mederateesimem, wittiest f his examin th ation. • • &sap In tries - baba soar ' few Whig vay it. Tait also gave evident seem es eon, Lai, 44 let ; Sandia alms, accused and geting Min fie ILI tofu' ; 'EMMA pass, de ...

... world. I never knew any man either say or insinuate an unkind, uncharitable, or unpleasant thing of him. Nominally he was a Whig, but really his views went far beyond the limits usually assigned to that section of the Liberal party. Any one examining the ...