... Ito sonny, nu emolument in it, i.e very well whether i.e would tats so sinus to have it. He did not tore whether candidate a Whig or a Tory; be we, no iectaroin, no party man. and he sever would And be would enure the 'rosin Clerk that in slate of he frowns ...

... to supersede even• sort of agitation—with an • of each: the Charters, big and little, are to he superseded by a sort of new Whig charter; the l-aw Amendment Society ,to use its work done—or shelved-- by official hands, the keeper of the Great Seal coinciding ...

... to diArdiergA•their emulate, !ant tildies- . clotting in the letter a nitre, florin of the present mien, titer!. hen of pros Whig for tilt. r piirs of the church; they might , he previouely marks*. InaAber letter, addressed teenher make any arratigenient ...

... present state of the country be thought that the meeting was a little premature. The Conservative Lord Wharucliffe, and the Whig Lord Yarborough, have warned the farmers that it is a delusion to expect the re-enactment of a Corn Law. And Mr. Busfeild Ferrand ...

... denueu.d prutectien as your right tcheers). Iht as they are doing in Iry laisd. Lay aside all your other eel differences. Let Whigs and Toties in Yorkshire unite together return a l'rotertionat. I, for one, deelare that I wilt de my utmost to support the ...

... the foreign monarchs whom Lord Palmerston snubbed, and to the innate weakness of the then rebellious subjects whose cause the whig ministers fully espoused, we are once more at peace and amity with all foreign powers. And though this is not Lord Palmerston's ...

... a Mr. Law Mr. Goulburn in We bill, and by Mr. le its favour the who) the bole to introduce the bill woe= by Sir J. nemeses Whig ha a bill to owed summary in Weeny; and Mr. NIA= hill to IV. ibr esoesongiog the asptare or Woman of *Mimi tomb. 11r. ANIPTIT ...

... out that the Protectionists would muster 240 strong. They only counted 192. This number was swelled by an accession of ten Whig members. But to counterbalance these, upwards of twenty hitherto Protectionist members voted for a fair trial to Free Trade ...

... mamaemailse media the com minim mad If the Lard bid with him, it would have hese open to the lensed lord to have abs tained from I Whig that step. The Lard Chancellor, however, entirely in the propriety tic course recommended, and he read a letter from the lensed ...

... locked up. and that it was missing next morning. (A quantity of weal awl a piece of a bag produced were sworn to by mimes. =Whig similar to the bag and wool in question.) Ihe woe' Herefordshire wool. Mr. John Rushton proved that there were Mllba. of wool ...

... £121,919, leaving a loss on the mamma of X 13,1.50. In the prewnt House of Commons them are four Motion parties—First, the Whigs proper,or Mlnisterialists, no inhering about 26U; secondly, Peel section, numbering about 90; thirdly the Cobden and radical ...

... divisions took place during the night, and at last Lord J. Russell was compelled to succumb. So unexpected a revival against the Whig Ministers of the tricks they themselves practised when in opposition, has excited much comment. The Times, next morning, accepted ...