... who wished to aveng themselves upon the manufacturers who were fighting against the Corn Laws, and a large portion of the Whigs, who wished to damage the Qovernmeut of Sir Robert Peel. The country gentlemen in the House of Commons wished to keep the price ...

... course worth hearing; and then, although Tory Democrats on the one band, and Socialistic Radicals on the other, many sneer at Whigs, it would not be easy to find in any other party division a trio of statesmen who speak (mind, we are not discussing their ...

... people were hindered from remembering that there are elements of human nature of more importance than the distinctions between Whig, Tory, and Radical. ...

... elseed 2000, the Conservatism consider there is a chance of returning Mr. lon Tract Hamilton with the aid of the Liberal or Whig Catholics, many of whom voted for Colonel King-Hartnan against Mr. Edward Wilalion at the last county election. Mr. Healy has ...

... them to-day—Grab the land. It will seem to plain folks that the future is big With a pleasing dispute Iwixt the Bad and the Whig. What must Spencer and Northbrook and Harlington feel, At the Caucus commandment of Go thou and steal r Oleaginous Granville ...

... the slightest doubt that their principle 4 were making great progress. Ideas that were even lately regarded as L'topian by Whigs and Tories were being gradually adopted generally by the people of the country. They had reason to rejoice at the progress ...

... COMITIES' Dauo prim wetk.-1 Loop M TRELLIS WORE for and Greenhoness. TRELLIS WORE for Peach-bommis. Vineries, Rosaries. Fir Whig, M. VV IRE TRELLIS WORK for Garden W ails and Fruit Trees. IRE TRELLIS WORK FENCE, Oalvanimed. • ARCHES, ARBOURS, it VRRANDARS ...

... agricultural labourer has come to the front; it is platiormed far and wide without reference to any peculiar party feeling. Tory, Whig, and Radical lure all discovered that my old friend Hodge needs the elevation social which shall make him a farmer on his own ...

... all its full and undivided power to the end of righting Ireland's wrongs; and call upon politicians of every section—be they Whig or Radical, Conservative or Democratic Toryto link hand-in-hand for a grand and mighty concerted movement which should lift ...

... be hut to execute the commands of the nation, and those commands are given forth with no uncertain sound' so that whether a Whig or a Tory be Prime Minister there can be little real difference in the doings and attitude of the nation. Why then should we ...

... before the last general election the Whigs and the Radicals embraced; and very sick it made 'ern. (Laughter and cheers.) The consequence of that embrace was that the Radicals had governed the unfortunate old Whigs who put themselves under their wing, ...

... I—l'm sure I hardly know to do, added Emily with an indeciaion which was very unusual with her. She felt decidedly aver= to =Whig into a engagement at present, after if she ever to marry why not nowt she herself. _ . It seemed as though everyone around ...