... Punch puts it admirably nto the mouth of a labouring elector, who sings— A man should love his neighbour. Let Whigs hate Tories, Tories Whigs; But oh, they all love labour. t is now pretty certain that a Small Holdings Act will be among the legislative ...

... the Athenaum) about print for strictly private circulation account the jxiiitical career of William Sacheverell *the first Whig leader of the House of Commons. It will make small quarto pamphlet of some sixty pages, with few illustrations, and will issued ...

... e: ay dav s ‘ Wwe ita NBN = Gone by ted - of scane emplozers their ‘ . treater Dace than thei own ‘ es Tiit Were cue lat i Whig at i ta VN too at tne th riopiotecn eid Om ene ite d Wi Nu y Wood im asthe haunt of highway- ’ t = ti i fare eo ii robb x ...

... tall ; ue a } dressing-rooms each mnror is With lamps, which may be adjusted to any mm: neat little stoves ef platinoid wire, Whig } ™ ent, are ready to hand to boila ot w arn the cur) ding tongs i PIGOTT, Mr. J. W. Pigotr, the young actor-dra: .¢ 3 play ...

... pored against hos! six month,' with ' Her unfortunate denwskie, appears to been rather a l,di.d frogs tils , effects of ; bat Whig owiniut the existence of a doubt whether these 6, 1 the heed residled Iron out bolos were directly by the tress, the got the ...

... the logic t of whit* have agitated political ciMes. IT hal been resolved by the Central Committee of dm National Society far Whig* to preen* to the al Common, after two !pedal petitions, the one signed by sawed in the professional work of 'duration, art ...

... the origin of some, Englisll trees. Vhere ncoient times ft ad. wve may believe, he says, that 'thu old planter of them was a Whig, and gTew them in lic-nour ot Duteh Willi-ar. The lime is a temperate acid Constitutional tree of libertty On the other hand ...

... is aheoat toL prnat I for strictly private circnlation en acrcount of tLe political career of Wiliam Sacheverell, the iirst Whig leader of 'bthe House of Cominons. It will ruake a &mall ocarto pamaphlet of some sixty pages, w-ith a few illustra-tions, ...

... hrad, he admitted, many politic virtues. Among the rest it had carried to perfection the nit of stealing the clothes of the Whigs-(jaughter and hear, heer)-aud. among the Liberal garmlents with, wh ich. they decked thmnselves out, and an whlich tney invited ...

... long interval at the beginning which that banner had l>een torn from the hands Frederick Lucas by an alliance between the Whigs of Ireland some of those nten who ought to have known better, and whom would not particularise(hear, hear)—some whom to day ...

... victory of the Whigs 1830, and which was follows are tired of this distress'ng state order repose: hnv not had of late plunder and blows: V'( cannot«n h.s. t*» p.. •* our lif« in a buuulrntn way: want little pl*-a«!in: strife. m> the Whig* are >a to-day ...

... terms:- T'his meeting pledges itself to support lthe Nationahist candidate, Aid. Collery, end to lauour earnestly to defeat the Whig attorney rromDublin, who comes to North Sligo on behalf of pledge-breaking ,and treason to the cause of Ireland. He argued ...