... pledged Tory voton like sheep to be shorn, at the pollingbooth of the second whig candidate. Many of (he poor fellows would almost aa aeon have gone to jail veto for the whig tyrants. Yet these are your Liberal leaden !—these your hard-faced doclaimers ...

... have had numerous of epinion coming froma all parts of the United Ki by men of all ranks of of all of polities (hear),—by Whigs, by Torize it righ’ that, when the in terests of the country are at , by deeming stake, differences should be forzotten, aud ...

... relied upon Palmerston. Not a single “ conspirator” was to be spared. The “ Infant Hercules” was to le the whole brood im his Whig cradle. Days of succeed ; faction was to be peace were to > ives were to be nowhere ; and a majority, always to be relied o: ...

... hold the same posi- tion they did; and it would be just as ridiculous and no ‘more truthful to call a thorough-going Radical a Whig, as a modern Conservative a Tory. It may please the fancy of the editor of the Mai/, and that of the clique he represents, ...

... have done when not more than five or six hundred, as florae° Walpole has it. No man could be as wise as Thurlow looks, said a whig wit of the last century; and it may be said in this century, without there being much wit in it, that no man could be as old ...

... Palmerston ? Fie . _ bad been in go. the most opposite principles, and he (Lord let'g tl ) would prefer the ministry of a firm Whig, Grey, to a man without any fixed principle. to the China war, he condemned and lamented but he wished to know what was to ...

... Intimated his intention of resigaing his seat. Sir G. Strickland has not yet made any announcement. Mr. Grenfell. a Liberal Whig, is now in the field. SOUTH LANCASMSE.—Mr. WM. Brown and Mr. John Cheetbam wiil otter themselves again. There is no likelihood ...

... intimated his intention of resigning his seat. Sir G. Strickland has not yet made any announcement. Mr. Greufell. a Liberal Whig, is now in the field. SOUTH LANCASHIRE.—Mr. Wm. Brown and Mr. John Cheetham will oiler themselves again. There is no likelihood ...

... has intimated his intention of resigning his seat. G. Strickland has not yet made any announcement. Mr. Grenfell, a Liberal Whig, is now in the field. • • LANCASMRS.—Mr. Wm: Brown and Mr. John Cheetham will offer themselves again. There is no likelihood ...

... ELPAS? ELECT. AND IRISH POLITIC — (Abridged from the Northern Whig.) the na! The St. Patrick’s Day dinner came off, on Tuesday evening, inthe Corn Exchange. Mr. D. Holland pre- he sided. From two to three hundred sat d.wu to dinner, Tev the company including ...

... have done when not more than five or six hundred, as Ronnie Walpole has it. No man could be as wise as Tourlow looks, said a whig wit. of the last century; and it rosy be said in this century, without there being much wit in it, that no man could be as ...

... done when not more than five or six hundred, as portico Walpole has it. No man could be as wise as Tiler- Pv? looks, said a whig wit of the last century; and it may be said in this century, without there being much wit in it, that no man could be as old ...