... she now asks are t visionary and extravagant; but the Tories, backed by e the West Indian monopolists, forcibly ousted the Whig c Government, ang began their own arrogant and absurd t interference with the internal institutions of Brazil,II which made ...

... should not at all wonder if their stedfast friend were to deal out to them worse terms in e the end than Mr. Baring and his Whig budget. - ...

... for that important dlstriet of the trading county ofLancaser. They had given up party objects. They had given up voting for Whig- gism or Toryism, or any other ism, but that whieh was the most ?? Tradelm. ( Hear and applause.) They wanted more trade and ...

... Robert Peel ; but that, even if howe it should take place, it is a loss which would have Gove equally been sustained had the Whigs remained in in p office. Both of these arguments are completely un- inglo tenable, the a That any party should roundly assert ...

... he sald afterwards ht l' questio'°n brad declined, Or was abandoned. His mI most e~qtsic eatn s.that in Parlianmin b~ lb Whigs and Tories ae declaredtha the peole of England will nevel consent to in tc4a'iponiplece far lbs Agita- 03 tgrni Isgt is oi ...

... n is at hand. It appears on the very face na utt of the debate. This discrepancy was Lord John mn .ed Russell's doing. The Whig leader had spoken in qu f the interval between the speeches of the two Minis- ex o tera; and had announced, by promising his ...

... thereobeint C th tress a no mere important difference between them thenr she distine- a As for tion between their nemiea? Their's1 Whig and 1Tory-their on T v s him oscholele distinctions, their bygone battles-would be ueppermost Purit nionst the House of ...

... any Go is thing iknow of is, that you are led in this subject by the do ingreatest minds of all the. three political parties, Whig, liv L1 Tory, and Radical. The cleverest men of all these st I- paries are now extending to you their open arms, at, in to ...

... supported by the free- side traders is more than probable; and, as many of his own it be art ,as well as the majority of the Whig members are out . likely to vote with him, the agriculturist. have little sligi e chance of obtaining better terms than those ...

... exultation, the newly. ret arrived ' pacific intelligence' from Europe. | as Nor was the exultation confined to the public of the whig Massachusetts; It was as marked and, he general in the democratic state of New York, Das where there was but one feeling exhibited- ...

... and one of six per cent, is talked of. The late Ministry are said to have been favourable to the restoration the Ameers The Whigs are restrained from this by the order of the Duke of Wellington, who backs out Lord Ellenborough and the Napiers all things: ...

... while lying exhausted on the street, with the most savage ferocity she continued to gnaw the disgusting entrails—The Northern Whig Tuesday last, says:—The accounts from various parts of Ireland bring evidence, in fearful abundance, of the increasing pressure ...