... operation, we believe so disgusted have agricalturists b-:ome with the conduct and policy of the Laberals, that, in the absence of Whig landlord prossure, almc-t a clean sweep would be made of Liberals from the couhty conatitu!nciu. ~T) }Abel‘l pacty, igin a ...

... and loyally hononred. The Chairman mentioned that his nephew was a lienon his ap) hing matriage to the daughter of a leadi Whig nm“, and to say that when Lord Lowhh:d‘l brought Lady Lewisham to :{ gathering in this dis. tiict the mg’:et they entariained ...

... ,am larger number must be entered to the credit of the Whigs. It was a Whig minister who, from mere love of office, and in the teeth of his own convictions, declared war with Spain. Tt was a Whig ministry which los; Minorca, and, yielding to popular clamour ...

... never been fairly looked into, would be of assistance in earryh“m such an mnmv—(nwhua). r Rigden (who avowed himself to be a Whig) gave “The House of Commons and the Coanty Members,” whom he warmly eulogised. Mr Pemberton, swhoce rising was the aignal for ...

... prior to 1832, when we are told an era ol “ Peace, Le.venchment, anc Refoim” was inauzn aied by the adrent to power of the Whigs, we fied th't no less thsn £19.487,371 of taxes were lemitied ; the amoan: o “rew taxes imposed duiing that period being £1 ...

... perceived by the acute gaze of the historian, whose mistion in the world was to prove that Providence wasalways on the side of the Whigs. Speaking of the arguments of Mr GLADSTONE, MACAULAY aaid, “ The keenest and most vigorous minds of every generation, minda ...

... sovial misfortunes of the country are to be traced, are what he terms the Venetian politics of the Whigs, the Dutch system of finance introduced by the Whigs,at the time of what they call the “ glorious Revolution”, and the long and continuous wars which ...

... of the united district whicli shall not their opinion, for the time being, be capable of Mm any benefit from the sewerage whi.:g may be ca ont in pursuance of the said order from nssessment to any rate, so far as soch rate may be for the parposes of defraying ...

... had been ready to swrifice their positions and private feelings (nrt{e sake of the country. Lord Byron, one of the greatest Whig« of his time, said 1 venerate old 's glorles, e mf?&mmmwvflfam Tories. Of Mr Gladstone it might be said He does not now care ...

... of the Teon is its cliemiesl action an the hiood. whiio T the quantity atl flnd .., art fed us com. w hy iner ar matter un whig np ria e dus propor T ha- just half ne e to and I honsh Capa To-r a ¢ family for biting cold, Hode of roinsg and fuat we passod ...

... quantity.of clay, estimated at about two tens, fell suddenly upon deceased, knocki him down i \nd lordnr his head against a whi:g he was engi \ged in filling, and lmuhlnfiin his Hnll. Two ot.hermon':lnod James Gu;:et :;d mchoodhsm‘- were in excavati ,and ...

... (cheers). Puhc it -‘m oterest them to lno'n&ntbolul whom he had as his wife some time ago was & W'lxig. She came of an old Whig family, and intended to stick to her political creed (hu&l«). sbab.dpmindnochtrytommhln.md promised them that he would not ...