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... opponents. (A voice : Don't be personal.) I ant well known to you. (A voice : Indeed you are.) I de not stead before you as a Whig ; I don't trend before you as a Tory, but I stand before you an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand by ...
... , in the House of Commons last evening, furnishes proof of the want of principle which the , Tory Government. To dish the Whig% Lord BEAcomtriaLD took a leap in the dark , and granted Household Suffrage to the borough constituencies of Great Britain ...
... September. roan ammd James Merrifield, whilst at work at Danbury ferm.boass, a few days shies, had his leg broken by a heavy plank Whig upon it. Dr. = ordered his removal to the Devon aad Exeter AL maa named Dabbett, who was at work with him, had a marvelous ...
... In Hungary, retie have glen we y gybe chilling per coll.:a In wheat. In new York they an c incoe, behqg recently abon: ow 'Whig denser tram the told weather here. ...
... ity knew as little of Dissenters nod their anniversaries as the Shah of Persia knew of the differences between Tories and Whigs. Tee hirer w best informed ; or, at least, he knew the tea pa: tics think contriry. Dissenters wanted unity of spirit. ...
... relate to our wellbeing as a Qty. That dime should be a wise expenditure ad the Public as serviceable to the Tory as to the Whig ; that should be Pure Air is salutary to Conservative to liberal lungs; that there should be good water—and of It—is important ...
... next election. A meeting was held on Tuesday evening of ten representatives from each of the three Liberal sections —the old Whigs, the Thomasites, and the Evansites. This combination of the opposing faction. deliberated with closed doors for a considerable ...
... Mumma. 80-toa OS ender at the loyal Gus Royal Wesawisi. new with the ties of the largest we of all, foe esaacwhieh a mends% Whig The hem et which le will he eceopesed have hem lodged in and Hs whole length will be feet, while its Weiss* will be inches ...
... favour of which ho argued was the discredited and derided sectarianism. Mr. Cowper Temple's amendment he described as a Whig amendment, retending to do something, but thing nothing at all.—Mr. Coarait.Ti erne: defended the amendment, showing how it ...
... wool eioetart to the late the =hmade in of the Gold Oust. The hen. treat hag* into of wi h the Week Passe Aides, ra the the Whig the elm the the authorities of the fore' Di ether in Bat poet the He stated that the bed bees entirely the sod views of Ile ...
... for the place of a reformer was his trust in the good sense of the English people. His youthful faith in the sufficiency of Whig principles to draw forth the good qualities of the English people bore admirable results in the Bills which gave votes to the ...
... he* two etheboy,andloepessdMtb They had a bog them, whisk peon end orgies. The into the pram over a high brink wall. The on Whig asked if she had to I den message this la h. I went to .'d.* end his wei .1 anima to moo a so. 'raison plows to whet yea them ...