... ago there was a great Whig outcry against the close boroughs, and the people agreed with the Whip, ogtd said it was an Jammu system. So they pat an end to the close boroughs of the Tories, bat not to the close boroughs of the Whigs. (Laughter.) And, ever ...

... elected members 265 are a ' compact body' of twenty-four Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives or Conservative Liberals. and 332 Whigs (Russellite and Palmerstonian). Radicals, Repealers, et hoc genus mu. The number of new seats gained by the Conservatives is ...

... hands of the Queen. Then followed Lord John Russell's abortive attempt to form a Ministry. When the veil is removed from the Whig share of these transactions, as completely as it is from the Conservative, we shall know how far Sir R. Peel did his best to ...

... party was itself a recent one. The chieft of the League had themselves been babes in free-trade at no distant period, and the Whigs were scarcely out of the schools. It was a matter on which conviction grew with immense rapidity and power in the minds of ...

... In the Lodge, this day, more as if a rpas tree had bean made a capture of than a private defendant, such mingled streams of Whigs broke loose again within me that everything was for the drat few minutes swept away hence them, and I was going round and round ...

... positively by his will that every precaution should be taken to keep the children from the hands of their mother, in order, Whig expressed it, that they might be protected from Popery, she being a Catholic. He appointed his brother-in-law, Mr. W. French ...

... consequence of their opposition to this law. At the election of the year before last that Party formed an union with the strait Whigs, and abolished the Maine Law. They introduced a license system; the result was a revival of intemperance, and at the last annual ...

... isitttan g lir thellin z eriekiptiatr2: narrathee muck ter! Tram n nob% they in In all ranks secidq, the seeds desibiel to to Whig gra much Taw while the arts gees of Europe were Ada, the modnete and the of the lad were maim the isei iea Larope. The map ...

... the feelings of the man or honour. The ar- 4, 19:4% tide assumed that because Lord Plunkett'a father mu made a peer by the Whigs, that the son ought to sacrifice his conscience to his party. The press had a n right to call in question their motives for ...

... er ether en 'em, said the turnkey, repudiating the retina all his I hope it is set agalnst gl the ie r u s—that she will Whig the The 'Mires r odd the turnkey. And the rules Why, lord eat yea up like a earner phi. we're regular lgargreuud here. Children ...

... the &maim of the laelsepter Chamber, that smam faloeumawas liable to peseitiet for Who sad was the House of Comma. without Whig takaa the oath, iron the tree faith. of a. Chialas, to meal mtosehd He found, hos the nodose is the paper of the How of ...

... himself, persooally. the glory of subduing Napoleon's power and giving peace to the world. It was upon one of these assnmptiona Whig reported to the earemetic Sheridan, that he archly neamiest, is all well enough: but what be particularly plebs epos is the ...