... the Stai piec ontlie ground that it wavs 1notsip to the matrk: for fe lypublication. For upwards of 70 years it advocated Whig tim1 principles, but it had latterly been tranisformedl intoW an lsha leorgan of the Conservative party. any lo' Lient. Gender ...

... Lord Ch3srlomonton auled hisle Opposition I - whip. At th i time political agitation was rife in Irelinld, and the Irisu, Whigs, having succeeded iu obtailing freo r trade from the Imperiai Parliament, now pressed for still : further concessiosis. By ...

... the bye-election for the West Riding in l-id lie appeared in the Cloth Hall Yard at Leeds, first to overwlselan a youthful Whig canididate with confusion, and next to have lis own. ignorance I exposed by a more practised politician. Finding his country ...

... successor that a sound Conserva- tive Government implied Tory men and Whig measures. s It would have been msuch more true to have said of Mel- 0 bourrie that his Administration consisted of Whig men o and Tory measures. If the House of Commons had been a led ...

... be sure: the country trusts its own chosen leader, and will exact a severe account from any Liberals- whether they be old Whigs, zealous for the preservation of rabbits, or perfervid Radicals, too eager about some of their annuals, or impatient of any ...

... and reasons shackle; of And they're not all ducks that cackle, i- No, nor only geese that hiss ! ,d Rid of Tories, and of Whigs' ties, .d He should watch the barley swvell, l XHang his nice old head o'er pigstyes, Sentence poachers, hunt a spell :0 Judge ...

... ctedt it writer maly study the Great Rebellion anid similar events With aL minei perfectly clear from old constsitutioinal, Whig or Tor3 preconceptions, Land yet take at wholly, mistaken view of it, ;bees use though hie has a philosophy, hisi phhlosopity ...

... be n Mht ~es; and Conservatism generally has 4estloai 1 60 bitterly opposed to a reopening of the Laud rd Sh Etes section of Whig opinion reores ented by 4er h, O raneks Mr. Partell and his friends, on the and,) Ac b beid to receive any possible Laad Bill ...

... Digdable, Settle. Fat cow, . Herrisou- 2 O. Abbotison, Itatiunell Two Scotch horned he-fer3 or cows, 1t. and F. Melcalfe; 2, W.:hig I dale, tiottle. Honits.-Poal for saddle or harness, Thos. Earrisen, Kirkby Lonp dalo; 2, Henry Haerison, Klekby Mlahan. Brood ...

... the Tory party; and the recall of Lord e Strafford from his Embassy at the Hague was soon I. resolved upon by the victorious Whigs. For his share in e negotiating the ill-starred Treaty of Utrecht, an attempt, d was made to impeach him; and, although the ...

... admitted after an examination of even rpart of the collection. Unlike his great sival, Rowland60n took sides with Fox and the Whig party, whose opponents are made to appear in many outrageously ridiculous positions. His social caricatures were also wel ...

... l Bshk?,?fr aie c Ae li'tn Federitionu, by Lord Carnarvon. .Tie first chhan ids of itr. W vihliem ilack's newv stxtorv, whig 4 lins for its herotie Judith Sbaksneare, the von nest d-?aughter or tho poet, appear in ihe Sansary number of I : MI'r. Swvinburn ...