... their ill-merited pensiois. We have no peculiar aff'ection for one de- nominiationi of public men more titan another. Both Whigs and Tories bave, ill their Sunsl, cajoled time people, anid profited by their credulity;* but experience has opened the eyes ...

... 15351.! I know but olone body ofteniants in this district svhos areb erely comifort- able ; they are the teiatits of a svortliy Whig Baronet, Who haS retained in his service aIn excellent old-fisitioned stcsiaid,-s mats intcorrtuptible in prittciple, devoted ...

... that lie had oniy kkt~ tahdhimself to lire Oppesitlon (kcoivri by thme twitne of Whigs) when their measities wiere snch as l's ceuld conscietiiiiusly Suli- port. By thle Whigs, he mneant duise, who, whilst they opheld ytire dignityr of the Sovereign asI ...

... re- mind you that we are here as Anti-Corn-Law Leaguers; we are iaere pledged to our principles. We stand pledged, not to Whigs, nor to Tories, but to the whole people of this country, that wve are not politicians (cheers). We are not politicians. I am ...

... prosperity of the city we have ever acted, and shall ever act, as we now act, without reference to po- litical distinctions of Whig or Tory. . It is hi glly probable that the commissioners will be pre- pared to take evidence -on the part of the citizens on ...

... rexpecting-its principles and tendency. The substance of your motives, as you stated them, was to espose the vies ,,f 1 the Whigs and Radlc'als. You never showed bittern-ss.r-sc ,s;ilty towards-the Queen on these occasionS. You often exprv di your regret ...

... on Holland and Germany moved in favour of this country, The feature was the l11iP u, r d * uu ur Lte -'f1rtluCSO )SonO. WhiG . ic, now quoted higher than the Spanish dollar, the latter being depreciated owing to the financial position of that country ...

... Ne'er Jingos so joyous appeared, In the light raied from fair lips and eyes, That my progress to Downing-street cheered. Ye Whigs who once made me your sport, Ye Tories who snubbed me of yore, See me eettle the Ottoman Porte, And my party teach wisdom once ...

... remaining tinder the ruins are releass:. Most cf the poor men, we finid, upon inquiry, bae' ler~a I fawilies, CH-ESHlIRLE WHI-G CLUB. The first General Meeting of this Club was held at the Royal Ylotel, i is Chester, onl Tue~sday so's night and most i ...

... (applause and laughter). We are no political body: wve have refusd to betboughitby the Tories; we have kept aloof from the Whigs; and we shall not join partnership with either Radicals or Chartists; but we hold out our hand ready to give it to all parties ...

... extension of the suffrage; and nothing could exceed the reverence and adoration offered to the rworking-classes, by Tories and Whigs alike. Mr. Disraeli r had already proposed a £6 borough franchise; but that, the electors were told, was but a fraction of ...

... every measure of retrenchment and economy-a Parliament untractable. a Gentlemen, I shall continue what you always found me,. a Whig. The King can make a Peer, he can put a ribbon upon the breast of a slave; but the King cannot make what you can, what the ...