... middle and working classes have in a great measure to thank the Whigs—chiefly those who compose the dissentients —for the advancement and privileges they at present enjoy. No doubt they (the Whigs) have had a great share of office when the Liberal party have ...

... the .cerealy k were dtmcult ran much lower rases. An average trade was das pigs about late •ANCHEST - CORN MARKET. Tri'Mba*.— Whig wheat made 12. fe per quarter, and red wheat iff. to m. per quarter. Bat cy recent v.lues, it, qr. Own hand, a lute prices ...

... will hesitate even now to acknowledge the good work he did. But, as time went on, Mr. BOUVERIE ratttd— degenerated into a Whig, the cause of which may possibly be found in some of the latter incidents of his public career, which may be said to have commenced ...

... 1667 when be dished '.H?™?S Mr *® u l the secretary (Mr ™ that evening power— Be theo clean. It was wonderful sight the Whigs. '■ Sj'tant secretary (Mr J. J. Carey), and 0 .4 ,ra 8 oat . , » «V «o the people komish miracle sc '2?* > ■ K^beTl the committee ...