... THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS AND TRIAL BY JURY. I (t ?? THE JOHN BULL.) . I i These were the cries of the whigs at every pot-house celebration -the palladium of the English constitution-it Was a watch-word -a war-whoop-a rallying sound-it was my Lord Erskine's ...

... Strirklaiid (Whig), Colonel Evans (Whig), Mlr L b . Lton J3n r (Whiug), Sir Samleel WVhalley (Atadi. teal), Mir liumo (Radical), Mr Hardy (Tory), Colonel S G\uod ( Tory), N r Ward (Whig), Sir Thes. Ereemantle ( lr Saney (Whig), Air Toxver ( ...

... high's family need blush for any part that his lordship had taken in this affair. The proceedings then closed. The Observer (Whig) makes an estimate of the pro- bable result at the general election of the ehanoes effected by the Itefoem Act. G0 seats will ...

... publio career in the lower house, voted on occasions with the Whig party; and, although an un- frequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably sup- ported the viaws and measures of the Whig govern- ments. On the death of his eather, in October, 1839 ...

... own cauae, and his manner caused some merriment in court. He said he had been a disciple of Charles James Fox; and from the Whigs it was that he had learned his politics. He gave a very ludicrous abstract of the whole sermon, of which the words selected ...

... compelled the leeisli. tore to suspend its operations, and the military had bees called upon to quell the disturbances. The Whigs, it ap. pears, contend that several returns for the Locofocoa, or IVan Burenite Farty, at the late election were illegal, arid ...

... if askeO his opinion of Mr Bright, say something more forcible even than that. The devil, he once said, was the first Whig.1 Mr Elaine, the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United states, left New York Yesterday morning on a visit to ...

... Dunlop has caused a vacancy in the ?? the. County of yr. There are now four candidates for, the seat, a Whig, a' Tory, and two chartieta ! The Whig s J3~r Ca pbel oCragie; the Tory, Lord ~Kelbahrie; and the Chartists, Mr Bailie Craig ai~d 1&1r Feargus ...

... Why, as far as possible, to revive our commerce, and make all the comforts of life accessible to the poor.- But when did the Whigs find it necessary that all ar- ticles of food should be accessible [hear, and hisses]. Ary one who would say that the Wigs ...

... other whigs. Under Mr Canning he accepted the office of chief secretary to the lord lieutenant of Ireland, and in that country the Roman catholic party hailed his ad- vent with triumph. The sort of temporary alienation l from the extreme whigs which MvIr ...

... bill as being most objectiontable and most unconstitutionml, and which lie could only describe as beoin5 worthy of the worst Whig oligarchy that was over entrusted with the government of the country. He also stated, that in the evenit of the bill passing ...

... Tory breeldS 6f Viot -I'll iswer idi' the Lingons, fn thep OJ'ytirves there was never r a pup 'bel'i-to aiib ut wbuldliowl ifa Whig came nearhim. -he 7.fdgon bloodis goed,-'rich, old Tory blood-like good rich milk; and that's why, when the right time comes ...