... remarkable fact is, that Lord Leigh, father of the Liberal candidate, himself nominal Liberal, who owes his peerage to the Whigs, gave his strenuous support to Mr. Adderley and that profligate Lord Viscount Brackley, in North taffordshiie. WATERFORD COUNTY ...

... re- quiring to be left to itself to eliminate all the dangerous gases, and become flat, stale, unprofitable, and safe. As a whig, be, when beating about for expedients, naturally thought of a commission, and, as a passed secretary at war of some half century's ...

... either the whigs or the conservatives, I have s seen that the whole of the difficulties of the House of n Commons-that is the whole of the difficulties, in addition i- to the difficulty we all know to exist in the inherent weak- it ness of the whig party, ...

... Robert P1 w Creel to this alternative. ?? cannow trade no longer b! on the merits of a doubtful reputation as a Conser- I vative Whig, willing and able to go much further b than the Vlhigs themselves proposed to go, in the ir way of commercial reform. That ...

... weakens the naval a ministration of his country for the sake of strengthening the Parliamentary position of his party is no mere Whig or Tory question. AU English- men, of every shade of political opinion, must think and feel alike on a matter in which they ...

... Friends, at Philadelphia, and consigned to the agents, here, of the Friends' Central Relief Committee of Dublin.—Belfast Northern Whig. Some prisoners confined in Kilkenny gaol set fire to one of the cell doors, the other day, with the intention, it is presumed ...

... l law and conduct, we / by which religion is dishonoured and the country is ie you e. swindled. Lord JOHN RUSSELL and the Whigs seem que e- rather to have been the abettors, than the reformers wre le of clerical abuses; and if Lord DERBY should really ...

... should done—something calculated to pr. duct* salutary im P'ession, nod that should ...

... the h extrenity of hiseownopinions l83:-. ie would reconmmd C 8; the lB ienu. IIstata, tn future, froms aying I much about Whig-Radloole, and he would toll him whY. When a ahe (Mr. Butt) weoo to Hulsome yrs ago, hofotha the o0l Right lon. Barouet had ...

... parties. Whore is now the greatpartyquestion? Whatpolitical doctrine or interest remains now 'so plainly advocated by the Whigs, and so obstinately belied by the Tories, as to be a watchword for rallying the partisans of either side, and a potent spell ...

... Deaglehol.., the maoterrof bie Deogaum, belonging to Meesrz. riend and C'i, a tli port, stated that on the 2nd of Jelunary, whig.: e L voyage from Pernambuco to Antserp, ie ei ite dit ship John Linn, in latitude 2) north and i w I the following day he ...

... wosuld,-and to trust neither whig nor tory, as both were for their (the people's) destruction.' The day would arrive when they would have such an opportunity of demanding their rights as could not be resisted. So long as the whigs with Sir F Baurdett at their ...