... which will swamp the free opinion of the constituency. You have no right,.you Whigs especially, to go into Tory county, any more than you Tories have a light to go into a Whig county, and try to overturn local opinion by bringing with you a crop of strangers ...

... the important offices in the Government are to be filled by Tories. The patronage of the state will be in their hands. The Whigs, having assented to sever themselves from the popular party, have been cajoled .into giving up point after point in the Administra- ...

... brought about, and who brought it about P (Hear, hear.) those days the Liberal party wore generally known as the Whig party, aud now the Whig party all Liberals are included generally iu the term Liberal party. Well, the Liberal party carried the Bill of ...

... had done even worse than helping the Tories they had helped the Whigs. | (Laughter.) The Irish constituencies were always more prone to look with suspicion on a who attempted to help tho Whigs when in power than on members who honestly opposed tho Government ...

... itself. In this event it was thought likely that the party would welcome a Conservative, there being no local Conservative or Whig who desired to enter Parliament. Before deciding to hold himself ready to represent the borough he was advised his solicitor ...

... admitted, too, that it must difficult, for many law-abiding English or Scotch Liberals, especially their Liberalism was of the Whig or moderate kind, to contemplate with great enthusiasm reforms which it seemed to them were being extorted by violence. (Hear ...

... establlshnent, 80s, and 181, Oxford-street, DLondon, W. ,RASER'S MAGAZINE for OCTOBER. PrIce 2. SdL The Decline and Fall of Whig- By our Heath By Astey H. segoryr I Baldwin. From Auckland to Awmata. Rae Gifford. In Haven. ByAhur J. Mnuby. Notes on Dplo ...

... inTonALF ?? S.BRTNs, ?? areOiOTH lnqive.-onl herosofo the extrgenesofte suablet,. poj-eoa Iory-hgandle table eknioes, aithl whig shoulers u~s.er M oenal de's rsherTh, tomotch, ,lrger sine, inblexact pmroa portion ato MTs. per dozN; ?? de.sonyerts,4. arvshers ...

... have been made to render this Ball in all respects worthy of the occasi~n, Gentlemen's 'jlckets, 21s.; ladies' ditto, 1Wu.; WhiG , wi n- elude supper, refreshments, and wino during the entire evening. Tickets (the number of which is limited) will be ready ...

... the Ghosts of the Old Masters; the ?? of a Pin; the Patent French Automaton Soldier (full spage engraving; the Last of the Whigs; Cases of Corruption; A Love Story by a School-boy; Wanted some Heroes; Parisian Police, &c. e O e, 63 Snow-hill. Sold Toy ...

... D~-~G.&GLWA'T WANTED au. GOVIBZCi~ *o as toL AOe Li. *Iib rn u, y~o 0e7* * iie-t ?? . axme n- si sndr . . . 1 0f4 OVRIM WATD wh-ig taw zwilffi waaW e :--c . tr S-Apply. & lrf7 GO -. WA-TZD, w z4.0 8' ?? ei beioa~ f t IL:-,e Poa?.. IMISM-t ty u h i i Ader#E ...

... 'Tbahsaxafllfsgver bon -- _nd wedan.P.,yg . - . - ! i -econd- pefeel_=i.- E i1TROSiPECTS and PkOBPEOi: 159865-. $~i rleviw Whig vel~at Ian z ?? eii. estocovinodo te uth feaaeedntesadeaetar cctvicamt tc hie ild ef otbre.sb_ Mz lrenbd 2ic *hbl done goed ...